The Guide to Your Pet’s Microbiome
Whether you want to improve your dog’s gut health or you’re dealing with the occasional loose pile of stool from your kitty, the key is supporting their microbiome.
10 Signs Your Pet Needs A Probiotic
From an inconsistent poop schedule to gurgly guts, here are some common (and not so common) signs that you should be using probiotics for cats and dogs.
What Your Dog & Cat’s Stool Can Tell You
If you have a cat or dog, you’ll also have a constipated cat and dog with diarrhea. Learning the 4 C’s of poop and becoming familiar with your pet’s own poo habits will prepare you for when your pet needs a little extra help.
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.
Prebiotics & Gut Health: Why You Can’t Have One Without The Other
A thriving microbiome is crucial for a healthy dog — it impacts everything from the immune system to the brain — but it’s so often overlooked. You can support microbiome health with another often overlooked hero: the prebiotic. Learn about the close relationship between prebiotics and microbiome health and why it matters!
A Complete Guide to Managing Yeast Infections in Dogs
Yeast– it’s an opportunist, which makes your dog the perfect culture plate in the right circumstances. To beat the yeast, here’s exactly what you need to know.
Food Energetics & Your Pet– Putting The Right Foods In The Bowl
Each food you choose has properties that can sway the body in one direction or another. The goal is always to achieve balance or good health.
Nobody’s Saying It But Dog Breath Is A Result of What’s in the Bowl
Bad breath is more than unpleasant — it can be a sign that oral hygiene is lacking. But the toothbrush struggle is epic, and it’s frustrating when nothing seems to help. Read on to learn the REAL cause of dental disease and what you can do about it!
Much Ado About Poo
I had a mischievous chocolate lab named Iz who once ate several multi-colored water balloons. Don’t ask me what motivated her, because I still scratch my head at the things she deemed edible. She pooped balloons for a week. I know because I diligently stood watch every time she squatted down and because brightly colored […]
Is my cat dehydrated?
Your kitty may be 100% sass, but physically she’s 80% water (or she should be). Cats are especially prone to dehydration, which happens when their percentage of water drops below normal levels. Though its much more obvious when a dog may need water because of panting, cats don’t always wear their thirst levels on their […]