Pet Health

We often hear stories of dogs biting someone "out of nowhere." In reality, dogs rarely bite without giving some warning. Dogs primarily communicate through body language, making it essential for us to understand their signals. Recognizing our dogs' unique ways of…

Preventing itchy skin in pets is preferable to treating it, and there are several proactive steps you can take. Regular grooming and maintaining proper hygiene are vital. This should include frequent baths and brushing to distribute natural oils and promote…

While itching is a common symptom of flea infestations, some pets suffer from an extreme allergic reaction known as flea allergy dermatitis (FAD). When these pesky parasites feed on your pet's blood, they inject saliva containing allergenic compounds. Pets with FAD endure…

A healthy pet coat and skin appearance not only looks great but also reflects your pet's overall well-being. It's their first line of defense against environmental factors and plays a role in regulating body temperature. When your pet's skin and coat are in top condition…

As cats age, just like humans, they can experience health issues, one of which is arthritis. Arthritis in cats can be a source of discomfort, affecting their mobility and overall well-being. Cat arthritis is a condition that causes inflammation in the joints, leading to…

As a dog owner, have you ever observed an elderly dog struggling to rise, relying on its front legs to alleviate discomfort in its hind limbs? This is a common manifestation of hip dysplasia, but it's just one of several joint problems dogs can encounter.

Yeast infections are prevalent and can produce a more noticeable odor in your dog's ears. They arise due to an excess of Candida in your dog's system. Often, these infections give off a sweet or musty scent and may present redness and brownish discharge from…

When it comes to feeding a pet with kidney disease, nutrition is important in caring for dogs afflicted by kidney disease. Given that dogs with kidney disease often experience discomfort and reduced appetite, the initial goal is simply to encourage them to…

Your pet's eyes are crucial for their sight, immune system, brain function, and mood. Healthy eyes can help your pet avoid infections, inflammation, and oxidative stress that can damage their eyes and other organs. Eye health is also important for your pet's…

Hairballs in cats are most common, especially in long-haired breeds. Cats groom themselves by licking their fur with their tongues, which have tiny barbs that catch loose hairs. These hairs are then swallowed and usually pass through the digestive system without problems. However…

Not all parts of pet care are glamorous but your pet’s digestive health is an important indicator of their health. Sometimes there are obvious signs and symptoms of a worm infestation and you can look out for such as diarrhea, gas, constipation and vomiting. Other consequences...

An increasing number of cat owners report their pets experiencing symptoms of hair loss, which, in the worst-case scenarios, can result in baldness. Hair loss, also known as alopecia, has its grounds in underlying health issues, such as parasites, bacterial or…

NaturPet and Dr. Maggie have many joint health-promoting products. We often get asked what the differences are between Joint Care, Ligaments & Muscles and Joint Formula. This video breaks down the major differences between these three products so you know which product is…

What are Hot Spots? A hot spot, also known as traumatic pyodermatitis, is a localized area of skin inflammation that can become infected. Learn how you can not only treat hot spots naturally but also find out what might be triggering these painful skin issues.