Archive for category: Pet health articles

Dog plaque is a common concern and reason for pet owners to visit their vet. Oral hygiene is an important part of dogs’ overall health and wellbeing. If your pet’s teeth aren’t kept clean, they can become coated in plaque, which may lead…

Ascophyllum nodosum is commonly used in dental care for dogs and cats. Seaweed is good for the teeth due to an enzyme known as Bacillus licheniformis. The enzyme works to protect against tooth decay by stripping bacteria away from plaque. Ascophyllum…

Whether you are giving your dog joint supplements to support their stiff old joints or for a puppy that needs support to help maintain their joints as they grow, as pet owners, ensuring your pet’s mobility health is crucial. On the face…

Puppy separation anxiety can develop because your new pet gets used to having you around and they develop a bond. Many puppies can get separation anxiety because they don’t fully understand why you leave them. To help prevent puppy separation…

If you have a dog with dry skin, there could be many reasons for this. As a pet owner it’s never nice to see your dog suffering. Dry skin can be easier to spot on dogs with short hair compared to longer coated dogs. If you part the coat…

Maintaining good kidney health in pets is vital for their general health and wellbeing, especially as they get older. Kidney health in pets is known to decline with age, and this can be associated with a decrease in renal Omega-3s and an increase…

Quercetin for dogs and cats is often teamed up with other natural ingredients such as L-Tryptophan and N-Acetyl D-Glucosamine as a triple action support for urinary tract health in pets. Quercetin is a plant pigment (flavonoid) which is found…