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If you live in an area affected by wildfires, you might be thinking to yourself: is smoke bad for dogs and cats? As a responsible and caring pet parent, it’s crucial to be aware of the potential dangers that wildfire season can bring to our furry companions. In this article, we’ll explore the effects of...

The dog’s or the cat’s nose is one of the cutest parts of pets, isn’t it? In addition to beauty, snouts are important channels of communication and interaction for our pets. This part of our furkiddo’s body is responsible for the keen sense of smell, which is much more powerful than a human’s. The cat...

Thank you Melissa for sharing your story and your adorable pic of your little Bichon puppy! *Product reviews are solely the experience and opinion of the reviewer. Actual results may vary.

Tiny and personable, small exotic pets like bunnies, hamsters, guinea pigs, hedgehogs, and ferrets are becoming more common as household pets. However, there is often a misconception about these furkiddos. Many people think that they are easier to take care of, less demanding, and less costly than dogs or cats. But these little animals actually...

Inflammation bowel disease (IBD) is the name given to several conditions in which the walls of the gastrointestinal tract (gut) of your little one become inflamed. IBD is a common issue in many pets and can also be related to other health conditions. Diet is one of the ways that you can help manage your...

Taking care of your beloved pet’s digestive health involves more than just preventing the dreaded ‘cat or dog upset tummy.’ In reality, an unhealthy gut can have a far-reaching impact on your furry friend’s immune system. This all stems from the mucous lining of your kitty or pup’s intestines, where essential microbiota work tirelessly to...

Inflammatory Bowel Disease (IBD) is a disorder that affects mostly middle-aged to older cats and it’s caused by an inflammatory reaction to an irritation in the gastrointestinal tract, especially in the stomach and intestines. Difference Between IBD and IBS? Although diarrhea is a similar symptom in both of them, IBD refers to an inflammation in...

What is IBD in Dogs and Cats? Inflammatory Bowel Disease (IBD) in dogs and cats is a common gastrointestinal issue. When a pet suffers from IBD, inflammatory cells inside the body invade the gastrointestinal tract (GI), including the stomach, small intestine, and large intestine. Once inflammatory cells enter the GI tract, they may disrupt normal...

Sweater weather is the perfect time to surprise your furkiddo with a new pumpkin dog treat recipe. Incorporating seasonal ingredients like pumpkin, berries, or turkey into your little one’s meal helps ensure freshness and the nutritional variety that can help them grow healthy and strong. Your Pet’s Gastrointestinal Health in the Fall The leaves are...

Witnessing a confused cat grapple with behavioral and cognitive changes can be one of the challenges of caring for a senior kitty. You may notice differences in their behavior, physicality, mobility, appearance, and temperament as they approach their golden years. Many of these changes start happening as early as 11 years of age and are...