IBS stands for Irritable Bowel Syndrome, a condition that affects millions of people in the United States and also causes digestive issues and gastrointestinal upset for our pets. Many people can confuse Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS) with Inflammatory Bowel Disease (IBD). IBS in pets is a psychosomatic disease, meaning that the mind is connected to...

Constipation in pets is a common reason for pet owners to seek veterinary care. Constipation occurs when they have infrequent and difficult bowel movements, resulting in very dry, hard stools due to prolonged fecal stasis in the colon. Obstipation refers to severe and persistent constipation, while megacolon involves generalized distension and loss of motility in...

As responsible pet parents, it’s crucial to recognize the importance of making healthy choices to manage and prevent obesity in our fur kiddos.

We are dearly committed to sustainability. In fact, sustainable practices are fundamental for what we do. Without it, we wouldn’t have the amazing biodiversity needed to make our formulas in the first place.

From being saved from the brink of euthanasia to recovering from a serious case of pet anemia, she’s had quite the journey.

Today’s white fluffy marshmallows have little in common with its namesake. Marshmallow is actually a plant that can be found in damp swamps and marshes all around the world, and the root of the plant is often used in traditional herbalism. Most importantly, holistic vets are now recognizing it as one of the many herbs...

Water is an essential nutrient for all animals. Water plays a crucial role in transporting nutrients and metabolism. It is also essential for regulating body temperature and digestion. Proper elimination of body waste also requires a large amount of water. Proper hydration is needed to keep your little one’s body functioning normally and staying healthy....

About 50% of cats might get Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD). CKD in cats, like for Mort, is manageable with the right tools.

As our fur kiddos get older, their kidneys do too. Understanding changes to the kidney and kidney disease in senior pets is vital.

Coping with kidney disease in pets can be stressful. Understanding the four stages of the disease can help pets live a comfortable and fulfilling life.