A healthy digestive system can benefit your dog in many ways. It improves nutrient uptake and utilization, ensures optimal immune function, prevents disease, treats bad breath, and prevents digestive upset such as vomiting or loose stools. The following holistic dog food recipe is formulated to improve and nurture a healthy canine gastrointestinal (GI) tract.
We lived in front of an orchard when I was growing up, so Autumn always brings back memories of climbing into the trees and eating way too many apples. Dogs and horses will often eat a chunk of apple raw and their wild cousins snack on fallen fruit. We like to make apple season a little more…
We recently published a letter from a customer in which he mentioned his wife making ‘chews’ for his horses. We asked her for the recipe and she graciously sent it to us for publication. She combines a few old tricks for racehorses into one healthy treat.
Arthritis is a major concern for aging and large breed dogs and prevention can go a long way. Pet parents often purchase joint supplements, but they can be expensive and it’s difficult to determine the quality of the ingredients. Manufactured supplements are also highly processed and are frequently exposed to high temperatures.
We like frozen treats because they’re easy and they increase fluid intake when pets need it most. The leftover water is eagerly lapped up because it’s full of flavor.
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!
Summer is the season for spending time 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 breeds also have very…
Adding a little Easter or Spring to your homemade pet treats can start with holiday theme cookie cutters, but you can also decorate pet treats with naturally-nutritious pastel colors. Besides making your own pets hop, they make great Easter gifts for the pet-lovers on your list, including pet-sitters, dog walkers, groomers, etc. They’re also fantastic…
Please note:Â While occasional nausea and vomiting isn’t usually a concern, we do suggest a consultation with your veterinarian for repeated or chronic vomiting, and before the use of essential oils.
Nothing prevents snuggling with our dog like bad breath (Halitosis). These homemade muffin dog treats are a specifically formulated recipe, designed to naturally freshen your dog’s breath with natural deodorizers and holistic digestive aids.
