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Like us, when our pets are sick, they lose their appetite. Since the nutrients from the food they eat are incredibly important to help their body recover, it’s sometimes necessary to force-feed your pet when they are not eating. There are many reasons your pet may not be eating, such as renal failure, not liking...

Just like picking up your pet’s food, picking your pet’s supplements should be a confident decision. With a wide array of pet supplements out there, some confusion is bound to exist. Here I list 5 things that can help you pick the best supplements for your pet. If a pet supplement passes these 5 tests...

Looking to have a pet-safe spring cleaning? You’re in the right place! It’s March; it’s time to fling those windows open, sweep the winter dust bunnies away and wipe the surfaces clean. But before you roll up your sleeves, knowing pet-safe cleaning practices like which cleaner is safe for your little bean is key. Let’s...

Just like humans, dogs, and cats suffering from cancer or going through cancer treatment may suffer from a severe lack of appetite, which only contributes to further deterioration in their health and well-being. In fact, adequate nutrition is particularly important for any pet being treated with chemotherapy drugs since a lack of nutrition predisposes our...

Pet parents deal with their pets’ sickness in different ways. They all love their pets, but not all show it the exact same way. Our pet experts come across pet owners from all walks of life, and when it comes to pet dads, we can identify a few broad types. To celebrate Father’s Day, we put these five types...

July is Lost Pet Prevention Month, and we at NHV do not want our pet parents to experience the stress and sadness of losing a pet, so we have a few tips to help prevent pet loss. Nobody expects to lose a pet, but unfortunately, it happens much more frequently than people realize. It is reported that...

Finding out your furry companion has cancer is one of the hardest things to hear as a pet parent! Puna the sweet little Beagle was diagnosed with liver cancer, after undergoing many treatments of Chemo the cancer was getting more aggressive, her pet parents were told she only had 3-6 months to live ☹  They...

Cooking for Senior Pet As pets age, their nutritional requirements often change. It is important to adjust your older pet’s diet accordingly to keep them healthy in their senior years. Here are some things to keep in mind when choosing the right diet for your senior pet. Calories What do we know about most senior...

As the flowers bloom and the days grow longer, springtime brings a sense of renewal and rejuvenation. For pet parents, it’s also a prime time to focus on springtime pet wellness, ensuring our furriends are in tip-top shape to fully embrace the wonders of the season. In this blog, we delve into the importance of...

If you’ve never had a pet before, it can be really overwhelming at first. There is so much to learn, like how you should be taking care of your pet, what kind of health care they need, what their behavior and body language mean, just to name a few. Our pet experts are here to help!...