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Hey ladies, check out my many faces. It shows that I look young and am young-at-heart at the tender cat age of 10 (human age of 56). 😉  It’s thanks to good food with added NHV Natural Supplements @nhvnaturalpet. Still, remember when I was limping badly due to arthritis inflammation? Peanut Limping AroundWatch this video...

Sylvester is a senior kitty from Austria. He had liver disease almost suggesting jaundice, and was losing weight drastically between his condition, and the discomfort his teeth were causing him. He had some scary trips to the ER. His mom’s friend, Erika, knew he needed natural support. He was in need of a few different...

Feline panleukopenia virus is a species of parvovirus that can infect all wild and domestic members of the feline family worldwide. It is a highly contagious, severe infection that causes gastrointestinal, immune system, and nervous system disease. What is Feline Parvovirus (Panleukopenia)? Most people are familiar with canine parvovirus, feline panleukopenia is very similar to...

A diagnosis of diabetes mellitus in your cat can be overwhelming. Diabetes changes your day-to-day life with your cat dramatically. New routines can be stressful to both humans and pets. In developing these new routines it’s helpful to understand exactly what is going on in your cat’s body when they have diabetes, so you can...

Mange in Dogs and Cats If your cat or dog is experiencing hair loss, itching, crusts, malodorous skin, and is generally miserably uncomfortable, it could be mange. The first thing we do diagnostically when presented with a skin condition in a dog or cat is a skin scrape test and look at the debris under the...

It’s not the most pleasant topic, we know, but Inflammatory or Irritable Bowel Disease (IBD) is a common gastrointestinal issue in dogs and cats. It can be uncomfortable for your furkiddo, and really stressful to manage if you’re not sure how to help your little one. Want to learn more? Keep reading to find out...

You might be excited for the newest addition to your fur family, but your other cats already in your household might not share the same enthusiasm. A new cat member can often cause jealousy, competition, and fights. It may not be the pleasant experience for either party that you were expecting. To avoid any negative...

Have you ever felt stiff, not being able to walk properly, or felt pain in the joints? If you have, your furbaby may have felt it too at some point in their lives. Joint pain issues and reduced mobility can happen for a lot of reasons. These reasons can include genetic conditions like hip and...

Feline asthma is the most commonly diagnosed respiratory disease in cats. Although it is incurable, feline asthma is still manageable for your kitty. What Is Feline Asthma? When your cat has asthma, it means that there is a constriction of the airways caused by an overreaction to the presence of an allergen. The body responds...

February 23rd is International Dog Biscuit Day! To celebrate, our in-house veterinary team formulated this easy and delicious peanut butter cookie recipe for pets. We call it the Beggar-Maker because it is sure to make your furkiddo beg for more! Peanut butter is a snack that many pets (especially dogs) love. Peanut butter is high...