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On February 16, 2018, some NHV Pet Experts went live on Instagram with a little ball of fluff named Judy. Judy was visiting Vancouver with her mom on a holiday. We were excited to spend some time with Judy, our little cancer warrior, and talk to her mom in person about how this little dog was...

Here at NHV, we absolutely love witnessing the day-to-day life of some of our furry customers. Cleo is a 14-year-old senior beagle. When we read Cleo’s story, we felt like we were there with her and pet mom Tatiana through their move, the family wedding, and her holistic cancer journey. When Tatiana found out that...

Angel’s loving parents reached out to us in August. They were looking for natural options for their 13-year-old kitty – Angel, who was recently diagnosed with bladder cancer. We were prepared to help her fight. Our team of Pet Experts recommended a holistic regimen of ES-Clear, Milk Thistle, and Tripsy to help keep her body healthy...

The fundamentals of puppy love: Julie the Beagle You have a lifetime of snuggles, adventures, and love to look forward to. Aside from all the excitement, one of the first things you’re probably wondering is: what should I feed my new puppy? Bringing home a new puppy is so exciting! These rambunctious canines require patience, time,...

What’s all this fluff coming off my pet? Oh! That’s right, it’s spring shedding season. When your fur kiddo senses a temperature change, pet parents often notice a huge increase in fur shed! Here’s how to manage the extra fluff – and some signs when shedding might be cause for concern. Why Do Dogs Shed...

Your pet’s endocrine system. It’s not something we think about every day, but it plays such a vital role in your pet’s overall health. As pet parents, we often start to notice the little things: extra shedding, that patch of dry skin that suddenly appears, your typically cuddly furkiddo suddenly is anxious or withdrawn, they...

Our thoughts and prayers are with everyone (two-legged, four-legged, and feathered) who is affected by the Hurricane. Here are some tips to keep pets safe during hurricane season. Have a pet emergency kit ready to go Before any storm, create a pet emergency kit. The kit should include: Enough water and non-perishable food (preferably canned food as...

For many of us, we will end up changing our cat and dog’s diet and regimen at some point in our lives. Whether that’s for weight loss, moving from puppy to adult food, adding a new supplement, or just wanting to try something different; there is always a process when it comes to adding a...

A wagging tail means a dog likes you. A soft purr means a cat is happy. But who decided that every tail wag is friendly and every purr is happy? Here are some common myths that pet parents have. You’ll find answers to some perplexing questions about pet parenting here. Myth Asparagus can be dangerous...

When you hear your pet start coughing and sneezing, it can be concerning. There are many potential causes of coughing and sneezing in dogs and cats and the severity can be indicated by factors such as their frequency and the pet’s age, for instance. In this blog, I will talk about symptoms to keep note...