Pet Health

When an animal feels threatened or unsafe, their adrenal glands release stress hormones like cortisol. This is part of the fight-or-flight response, which is helpful in short bursts but not so great when it turns into a long-term guest. Chronic stress can…

If your cat could talk, they’d probably still keep half their problems to themselves. Cats are private creatures, and when it comes to their urinary health, they rarely make it easy for you to spot a problem. Instead, they leave clues like small puddles, odd litter box behavior, or…

Watery eyes, stuffy noses, and wheezy breathing aren't just annoying for humans, they can be a big deal for pets too! While your dog might still try to fetch a ball with one eye half-closed or your cat might try to pretend they’re fine with a sneeze attack, these signs are…

Zoonotic transmission is a fancy term for when something passes from animals to people. In this case, we’re talking about worms like roundworms, hookworms, and tapeworms that can hang out in your pet’s digestive tract and, in the right circumstances…

When a dog has seasonal allergies, their immune system is overreacting to something in the environment that it mistakenly sees as a threat. This triggers the release of histamine and other chemicals that lead to itching, inflammation, and other symptoms. This type of…

Traveling with your pet can be a great bonding experience—or a total disaster, depending on how well you plan. Whether you’re heading out on a road trip or hopping on a plane, your pet’s comfort and safety should be top of the itinerary (yes, even before…

When most of us picture a happy, healthy cat, we see that soft, silky coat—glossy, smooth, and perfect for snuggling. A cat’s coat doesn’t just add to their good looks—it tells us a lot about what’s going on inside, too. Just like in people, skin and hair health in cats is…

A urinary tract infection happens when bacteria—most often Escherichia coli (E. coli)—enter the urinary system and start to multiply. This usually affects the bladder or urethra. Female dogs are more prone to UTIs because their shorter urethras allow bacteria to…

One of the biggest perks of making your own cat treats is ingredient control. When you prepare treats at One of the key advantages of making your own cat treats is the ability to choose exactly what goes into them. By skipping the artificial flavors, colors, and…

A healthy immune system helps protect your dog from everyday health challenges and supports recovery after injury or surgery. It also plays a role in overall vitality and energy. Many pet parents notice that when their dogs are feeling well physically, they’re also more…

Regular brushing and combing can drastically reduce the hair your pets leave around your home. Use the right tool for the job, like deshedding brushes or grooming gloves that help capture loose fur before it can get scattered all over your furniture. Different types of coats…

Let’s face it, pet parents, our fur babies can be real stinkers sometimes. They can’t help it! They were just born that way. However, we can help it by using odor eliminators to either freshen up your pet’s pelt or to rid yourself of the smelly reminders of the messes they…

We know how it is, pet parents – accidents happen, and sometimes your little fur baby ends up with cuts, scrapes, or other minor injuries. While we’d always suggest you see your vet for any serious wounds, there are ways you can help your precious little furball recover from…

Cats are notorious for being fickle, but even knowing that it can be confusing and frustrating when they suddenly start avoiding the litter box. Is it a sign of protest, or could something deeper be causing this unexpected behavior? Let’s explore the hidden culprits…

Often overlooked, fiber is a dietary wonder that is your pet’s ticket to a healthy, satisfied belly. From regulating their daily “business” to keeping those extra pounds off, it plays so many critical roles in the well-being of your pet that are worth exploring.