Listen to our own Dr. Jan speaking on the Sup, Babe? Podcast explaining her inspiring back story and the best ways to optimize your pet's health through holistic means. Learn more about our favorite expert behind Pet Wellbeing!
Listen to our own Dr. Jan speaking on the Sup, Babe? Podcast explaining her inspiring back story and the best ways to optimize your pet's health through holistic means. Learn more about our favorite expert behind Pet Wellbeing!
Pet care is complex. Every pet will have their own unique health and wellness needs, and what might work for one pet might not work for another. Whether you’re in search of a treatment to cure your furry friend’s health ailment or simply want to improve your pet’s health overall, it’s worth looking into holistic care.
If you have a rambunctious pet, you’re used to cuts, scrapes, nicks, scratches and other small wounds appearing as if by magic. Still, it’s hard not to fret over each new cut. It’s important not to panic and, instead, treat the injury as best you can. No matter how big or small the wound, proper care is essential.
From Pugs and French Bulldogs, to Dachshunds and Boston Terriers, to Papillons and Shih Tzus, small dogs come in a range of shapes and personalities. Although these small breeds differ in many ways, from their activity levels to their fur patterns, they also have many things in common. Unfortunately, a number of these are health problems.
Pets are important members of our families, and we want the best for them. Unfortunately, pet care can get expensive—especially if your beloved furry friend has a health problem. If you’re looking for ways to trim pet care costs, it’s important to be mindful of whether those costs you’re cutting also cut into your pet’s health over time.
Some people gravitate toward big dogs. They love Mastiffs who think they’re lap dogs or Bernese Mountain Dogs that make everything around them seem small by comparison. The list of big breeds goes on and on—from slender Afghan hounds to clumsy Great Danes, slobbery St. Bernards to fluffy Cuvacs. These breeds are all unique and different in their own way, but all have size in common.
No matter where you live, you’ve probably seen a stray animal or two wandering around your neighborhood. Whether they’re truly homeless or in between caretakers, these cats and dogs call the outdoors home. And, if you’re like most compassionate animal lovers, the temptation to care for strays can be difficult to fight.
One problem many cat owners are used to hearing about is excessive weight gain in their furry friends, largely due to overfeeding. But on the flip side, unexplained weight loss can be just as big of a problem. If your kitty is losing weight without being on a diet, it’s usually a sign of an underlying health issue.
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