We’re hitting the pause button on our blog until December 26th so we can spend some joyous time with our family (furry or otherwise) over Christmas. Here is a roundup of our pet holiday posts to keep you busy and off the Naughty List: 45 Animal Charities with Gift Shopping Holiday Help for Animal Charities…
We wrote a brief review of this book for Amazon.com and have expanded on that for you here. Last Updated on August 6, 2022 by Digital Manager: Melody McKinnon
Animal charities are often forgotten among human charity appeals during the holidays. Here we have a round-up of how you can help needy animals of all sorts. Last Updated on August 6, 2022 by Digital Manager: Melody McKinnon
Alfalfa has been recognized as a premium (yet affordable) food for horses for generations. It’s an excellent source of Vitamin K, Vitamin C, Vitamin E and Beta Carotene. Thanks to today’s efficient drying methods, your horses can enjoy the benefits of alfalfa all year long. Natural supplements round out the nutritional profile of these holistic…
Food allergies in dogs are very common and particularly upsetting to both the animal and their caregivers. Symptoms may include vomiting, diarrhea, gas, skin/coat issues, non-seasonal pruritus (itching), ear inflammation/infection, and seizures. Last Updated on February 7, 2026 by Digital Manager: Melody McKinnon
This seafood-rich soup is packed with antioxidants, Omega 3, minerals, Taurine, and more! Last Updated on January 6, 2026 by Digital Manager: Melody McKinnon
Arthritis, hip dysplasia, diabetes, cardiovascular disease, cancer, psoriasis, kidney failure, gum disease, low immunity, dementia and a shortened lifespan in pets can all be linked to chronic inflammation. An animal’s body uses inflammation for healing, but excessive, chronic inflammation wears the body down from head to toe. Last Updated on August 6, 2022 by Digital…
When a condition causes irritation in the small or large intestine, regulated bowel movements (peristalsis) increase in speed. The body is, in effect, attempting to expel the irritant, toxin, or some form of excess. Contents of the intestines moving at a faster rate doesn’t allow for normal removal of fluid, resulting in diarrhea. Last Updated…
Cranberry juice is as good for dogs as it is for humans, with its antimicrobial properties that are especially good for the urinary tract. Seaweed acts as a prebiotic, along with its many other benefits. Yogurt soothes the digestive system with probiotics, adding a boost of beneficial bacteria. Last Updated on May 8, 2026 by…
Plants are an important part of the natural aquarium, but to say I have low-tech fish tanks would be an understatement. Most of my aquariums are built for natural function, not beauty. We breed aquarium fish and require plants that will provide security to fry (fish babies) and eggs. They also create territories, give harassed…
