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Moving is always frustrating and exhausting, not only for humans but for pets as well. The hustle and bustle of moving furniture, boxing things, and the change of environment can be really stressful. They don’t understand why everything is moving so fast and that can cause anxiety for furkids in new surroundings. Here are some...

If your pet is going through serious health challenges, a blood transfusion may be required. Some pet parents may not realize that blood transfusions and blood donations are not just an option for humans but also for our furry friends. It is important for pet owners to understand what blood transfusions are and which situations...

When your furkiddo is diagnosed with lymphoma, it is heartbreaking and it can be difficult to understand the different types of lymphoma. The type of lymphoma your pet is diagnosed with may affect the treatment options and symptoms they will experience. To help make it easier, let’s break down the difference between B-cell and T-cell...

It’s always very difficult when our fur babies are diagnosed with cancer. I personally had many of my pets with this terrible disease, and it was always so hard to decide which was the best course of treatment for them. Chemotherapy on pets with cancer is one of the main therapeutic approaches to combat the...

Seasonal Allergies in Dogs and Cats Symptoms of environmental allergies in dogs and cats are similar to humans – itchy and watery eyes, a runny nose, frequent sneezing, and itchy skin. Common environmental allergens like pollen, spores, dust, mold, and perfumes can trigger these symptoms of allergies in dogs and cats. Allergies are caused by an overreaction of...

Clients often ask “How cold is too cold for dogs to be outside?” There is no simple answer to this. Every dog is different. Therefore it is essential to consider the following factors before you plan your dog’s winter adventures. In this issue of Vet Tech Rounds, I will share the different factors that can influence...

If you’ve ever called or talked to one of our pet experts, you’ll probably hear us exalting the benefits of bone broth, and it’s for good reason. This bone broth recipe for pets is rich in minerals such as calcium, magnesium, and other great nutrients. It’s not a complete meal on its own, but it makes...

If you’re wondering what you can do for IBD in cats and dogs, help improve their intestinal flora and gut health with our new supplement, TumFlora! At NHV, we are committed to keeping your pets healthy and happy. That’s why we’re constantly researching new ingredients and formulating new pet supplements to help decrease symptoms while...

Spring’s in full swing, and summer is almost here… ‘tis the season for all things icky to be gobbled, sniffed, and licked by your curious little pet! Since worms and parasites can live in all those lovely things, like dead rodents, dirt, and poop, that your dog or cat may stop to investigate on their...

Alimentary lymphoma, or what is commonly known as Gastrointestinal lymphoma, is one of the most common kinds of lymphoma that I have seen in cats. It is always so difficult for me to talk about lymphoma, after losing my own kitty, Frederico to lymphoma a few years ago. My experience with lymphoma brings together what I had...