Category: Pet Nutrition
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The histamine released by cancerous mast cell tumors (MCTs) wreaks havoc on your dog’s body. Chronic itchiness, inflammation, and, not to mention, deadly anaphylaxis are all terrible symptoms that are managed with medication, such as antihistamines and cortisone. But what many pet parents don’t realize is that certain types of foods contain high levels of…
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The moment you hear that your pet has cancer, your heart sinks. It’s a combination of the fear of the unknown and realizing that you and your fur baby have a limited amount of time together. But it’s important to remember that not all cancers have the same prognosis. Some cancers, such as mast cell…
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I swear, sometimes it feels like my dogs have been through it all. Whether chemotherapy for cancer or CCL surgery, I’ve experienced long nights, surgeries, and very high vet bills. But one of the most frustrating of these conditions is chronic skin allergies. Scratching, dry skin, and hair loss are the telltale signs of skin…
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When I lost my first big girl, Sasha, my world was shattered. For 12 years, she was my best friend, my guardian, and my home. I remember the day after her passing; the stillness was almost too much to bear. The presence that had always been there was gone, and I didn’t know how to…
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Did you know that kale contains calcium or that pumpkin is packed with antioxidants? Every vegetable and fruit has incredible combinations of nutrients that support gut health, soft skin, and a strong immune system. So why wouldn’t we want to share these natural benefits with our fur friends? I’ve noticed that some pet parents are…
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Vitamin C is a powerful antioxidant for cats and dogs helping to boost the immune system, fight infections, and provide joint support for older pets.
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Perhaps a little bit controversial, and some might disagree, but cancer in pets is on the rise, and a largely kibble-based diet could be an influencing factor. While the link between genetics and cancer cannot be denied, there are important reasons to look at what we feed our pets. Not all pet foods are bad,…