Not all seafood is safe for our furkiddos, but some are extremely beneficial, like cod, sardines, and anchovies for dogs as well as cats. Fish like these are an excellent source of omega-3 fatty acids, which can help improve skin, coat, joint health, and more. Let’s take a closer look at how NHV uses these...

If you are looking for supplements to promote hair growth in dogs or to help deal with shedding, we have a few recommendations. But first, we would like to take the time to explain how proactive care and a healthy grooming routine can help avoid coat and skin issues in your pup. Managing Hair Loss...

As pet parents, we want to give our furry friends the best life possible. Sometimes, that includes using natural ingredients to promote their health and well-being, like Cordyceps militaris. This type of fungus has been used for centuries for its medicinal properties. In this blog, we will explore the history and benefits of Cordyceps for dogs...

Diabetes in cats is a very common condition that takes a lot of care and patience to manage. While it can be stressful to watch your little one deal with cat diabetes, today’s inspiring pet tail will show that natural alternatives are available to support furkiddos like Noni! Noni’s First Signs of Diabetes Noni’s furmom...

There are a few misconceptions about how often to deworm dogs and cats, and the first one revolves around age. The truth is furkiddos are prone to parasitic activity at any stage of their life. The recommended deworming cycle, either with vet-prescribed medication or natural support, will depend on the following aspects: Parasites Can Affect...

From spunky terriers to loyal retrievers, dog breeds and personalities should be considered when making decisions about your little one’s wellness. Every furkiddo is unique, but most dogs from the same group or breed tend to share an increased chance of developing particular health, behavioral and physical characteristics. Understanding these traits and genetic predispositions can help you...

If you are asking yourself: “why is my cat vomiting” know that there are several possible reasons. Hairballs, intestinal parasites, gastrointestinal disorders, diseases, or eating habits can all cause your furkiddo to throw up. Keeping tabs on when it happens and the content of the vomit can help your trusted vet pinpoint the root cause....

Coping with collapsed trachea in dogs can be very difficult. That’s why our hearts ached when we found out this sweet angel here had been suffering from the condition. The trachea (windpipe) carries air from your little one’s throat to their lungs. Supported by cartilage rings, this airway flattens when the rings weaken and sag...

Spring is in full swing, and that means it’s time again for our annual Easter egg hunt! Just like every year, we’re super egg-cited to celebrate the coming of spring and have some fun with the loving NHV furmilies that participate every year. How does the NHV Easter egg hunt work? This year’s egg hunt...

A shy dog shows typical tell-tale signs of discomfort and may require attention. Next time you receive a visitor in your home or take your pup to meet a new pet, pay attention to how your little one reacts. If they bark, put their tail between their legs, or hide, they feel insecure, and that...