Dr. Ruth Roberts, DVM, CVA, CVH, CVFT Feeding your pet whole foods is a great way to avoid the mysterious and possibly dangerous ingredients that find their way into commercial pet food. Many pet parents opt for raw or home cooked diets to feed their furry friend wholesome foods. Unfortunately, raw food may cause just […]
Dr. Ruth Roberts, DVM, CVA, CVH, CVFT If your dog or cat has ever had tummy troubles, you already know that it’s frustrating beyond all doubt – especially if you don’t know what’s causing it. Changing foods and introducing new medications frequently can run you ragged and make you feel like you’re going in circles.
Dr. Ruth Roberts, DVM, CVA, CVH, CVFT Pet parents are always wondering what they can do to keep their pet healthier. Regular vet visits and careful preventative care are certainly important, but there is one key that will truly unlock the secret to great pet health: their diet. Feeding your pet a wholesome and balanced
Dr. Angie Krause, DVM, CVA, CCRT Cannabis and Kitties The market is exploding with cannabis products and I get questions about cannabis for pets on a daily basis. My last post was all about cannabis for dogs and this post is dedicated to our feline friends. I wanted to give them their own post because
Angie Krause, ND Cats Are Notorious For Dehydration They are desert animals and tend to be poor water consumers. Unfortunately, this dehydration can worsen kidney and bladder disease. Here are a few easy ways to increase the amount of moisture in your cat’s diet. 1. Wet or Raw Food Only Kibble is a total disaster
Dr. Angie Krause, ND Some Pet Health Tips: Ear You Go! Ear infections are one of the most common reasons dogs, and sometimes cats, visit a veterinarian. When I was in conventional practice I would see tons of ear infections every day. While one ear infection in your pet’s lifetime is no big deal, many
Dr Sarah King ND Perhaps, delaying exposure shouldn’t be so delayed Our former understanding of the outcomes from exposure to allergens early in life has more recently been questioned. Previously, we had thought that delaying exposure to certain substances would help prevent sensitivity and subsequent allergies and illnesses in childhood. However, these guidelines may not
Lemongrass: an essential addition to your essential oil collection Sarah LoBisco, ND I was recently inspired to dive into research on lemongrass essential oil. The impetus was when I noticed it had not been worthily highlighted on my essential oils database. This essential oil holds a special place in my heart and by my diffusor
Dr. Angie Krause, DVM, CVA, CCRT As the paleo diet becomes more popular in the US, many pet parents have started to question the use of grain in their pet’s diet. There are many opinions about grains for cats and dogs. A veterinary nutritionist would tell you that corn is a great source of protein
Dr. Carol Osborne, DVM Does your dog get lost in your house? Does your dog stare at the wall? Did your dog greet you at the door today? Does your canine make mistakes indoors? Dog Dementia also referred to as Canine Cognitive Dysfunction Syndrome (CDS), affects approximately 12 percent of dogs age ten and older. What’s
