Cats love seafood and we’ve made this treat recipe both irresistible and healthy. A full range of naturally-sourced, highly-digestible nutrients make these cat cookies more of a homemade cat supplement than a treat… but your feline friend will never know! Please click the links for more information and/or to purchase the natural supplements included in [...]
Archive for the ‘Holistic Pet Care’ Category
Environmentally-Friendly Fish-Keeping ©
Posted by admin on April 22nd, 2012
To celebrate Earth Day, we’ve come up with a list of tips for environmentally-friendly fish-keeping. As a bonus, many of these suggestions will also reduce the cost involved in having aquariums. Leaking aquariums can be resealed or reused as reptile habitats, terrariums, garden seedling shelters, etc. Sell, donate or swap equipment that you no longer [...]
Posted in Animal Welfare, Holistic Pet Care, Natural Aquariums 
Tags: fish, Goodeid, holistic pet care, natural pet care 
11 Comments »Natural Sun Protection for Dogs (With Homemade Sunscreen Recipe) ©
Posted by admin on April 19th, 2012
Summer is fast approaching and that means lots of time spent outdoors with our best friend. Most dogs will instinctively seek shade and have a certain degree of natural protection from sunburn. However, even dogs with the thickest coats can have vulnerable spots on their belly, groin, inside upper legs, or a light nose. Some [...]
Alfalfa as a Natural Ingredient or Supplement for Pets ©
Posted by admin on March 27th, 2012
As legend has it, the discovery of alfalfa (Medicago sativa) was, in fact, pet related. Centuries ago, an Arabian horse owner was struck by increased performance and energy levels in his horses when he fed them alfalfa. Today, alfalfa is a common food, ingredient and supplement for rabbits, guinea pigs, chinchillas, horses, cows and goats, [...]
Natural Pet Protection from Aflatoxin (and other Toxins) with Montmorillonite Clay ©
Posted by admin on March 13th, 2012
Pet food recalls due to elevated aflatoxin levels have increased recently, causing great concern to pet parents. We are only alerted to regulation toxic levels of aflatoxin of course – low levels are legal and go unreported. Unfortunately, even low levels of aflatoxin (a mycotoxin) may cause disease and otherwise effect the performance levels of [...]
