The Overlooked Link Between Dog Allergies and Anxiety (and What to Do)
Is your dog constantly itchy… and also a little on edge? Allergies and anxiety often go hand in hand. Here’s how to recognize the signs, cool the chaos, and support your dog from the inside out.
What No One’s Saying About Calming Herbs for Dogs
Many dog parents look for natural ways to relieve their dog’s anxiety, and herbs like valerian and chamomile are the go-to’s. But what if those calming herbs were carefully combined– creating the most comprehensive calming combination one lone herb simply couldn’t match.
12 Natural Calming Solutions for Dogs and Cats
Just like us two-leggers, our four-leggers can suffer from anxiety, depression, and even seasonal affective disorder that, if not addressed, can get worse. But there is so much you can do to prioritize your pet’s mental and emotional wellbeing and help them through their anxiety.
How Your Pet’s Gut Influences their Mood and Behavior
Your cat and dog’s microbiome– it’s as complex as your four-legger is, playing a role in everything from digestion to immune health to anxiety.
How TCM Views Anxiety
When we ask what causes anxiety in dogs we often point to genetics or past traumas. While true, we need to consider how emotion affects our dog’s mental and physical health.
Passion Flower: A Beautiful Way to Ease Stress in Dogs
When it comes to helping dogs through stressful situations like hectic holidays or vet visits, Western and Eastern Medicine agree: passionflower works wonders, especially when combined with other calming herbs.
Valerian Root to Relax & Destress
Our pet’s anxiety isn’t unlike our own. Learn more about fast-acting, natural solutions to ease your pup’s situational anxiety to untuck that tail and keep it wagging.
Cognitive Dysfunction in Dogs: The Signs, Symptoms, & How to Help
Beyond the signs and symptoms of cds in dogs, here’s what you can do now to support your dog in body and mind.
Keeping Your Dog Calm This 4th: 7 Takeaways from A Talk with A Trainer
From situational to dog separation anxiety, we’ll cover the what, why, how, and more for you– including what you can do to offer your dog relief.
A Cat Parent’s Guide to Anxiety
Just like you and me, cats can get anxiety. It’s a normal emotional response to a stressor. Fortunately, with a little know-how and careful observation, there’s so much you can do to calm an anxious cat and help him live his best life.