by Flora | Sep 30, 2016 | Pet Health, Pet Nutrition
(…and how you can help prevent it) Cranial cruciate ligament (CCL) disease is a condition which is sadly over represented in today’s veterinary clinics. It is a weakening of the ligaments, or bands of tissue, which stabilize a dog’s knees, connecting the femur...
by Flora | Sep 20, 2016 | Pet Health
Life changes gear in the fall. Our kids are back in school and depending on where we live, the weather dramatically shifts, we adjust what we eat and what we do around our homes. Autumn presents some hazards for our pets which do not need to be feared but simply...
by Flora | Sep 20, 2016 | Pet Health
A New Answer to an Old Question A simple Google search of the question, “Why do dogs eat grass?” yields well over a half million results. This is one of those questions that many have an opinion about, yet has stumped dog owners and veterinarians, with surprisingly...
by Flora | Sep 7, 2016 | Pet Health
Often when we see our dogs scratching more than usual we jump to a quick conclusion that they have fleas or other parasites. There are a number of reasons why our dogs may have itchy skin. The causes range from environmental to physiological and even psychological....
by Flora | Aug 11, 2016 | Pet Health, Pet Nutrition
Omega 3 fatty acids…Omega 6 fatty acids…Eicosapentaenoic acid and Docosahexaenoic acid…now hold on a second, I can’t even pronounce those words, let alone understand what they are! Let’s all take a big breath and a short look at the benefits of fatty acids for our...
by Flora | Aug 2, 2016 | Pet Health, Pet Nutrition
In the supplement industry, some “natural supplement” manufacturers choose to make products which do not use a delivery system, often referred to as a “filler.” Traditionally, there are many non-active ingredients that can be useful to the manufacturing process and/or...
