Hey there, fellow fur-parents! If you’re reading this, chances are you’re looking for natural ways to bring relief to your beloved pooch who’s struggling with allergies. As a fellow fur-mum who’s passionate about holistic pet care, I understand the desire to find natural remedies that can ease our furry friends’ discomfort. So, let’s dive into some gentle, effective ways to support dog allergies symptoms right at home. Nutrition: The Foundation of Well-being – A strong defence for Dog Allergies First things first, let’s talk about the cornerstone of our pets’ health: nutrition. Just like us ..read more

Valentine’s Day is the perfect time to show some extra love to our furry friends. Spoiling your pooch with our easy valentine’s day recipes for dogs is not only a fun way to celebrate, but it also ensures they’re getting healthy, wholesome snacks. Frozen Fruity Hearts Ingredients: 1 cup plain Greek yogurt or Kefir 1/2 cup chopped strawberries (or you could use blue berries or kiwi fruit) Instructions: Combine the Greek yogurt and chopped strawberries in a bowl. Spoon the mixture into silicone heart-shaped molds or ice cube trays, fill three-quarters full. Give the molds a little shake and a ..read more

Protecting Your Canine Companion: Essential Tips to Prevent Dog Snake Bites Understanding the danger: Dog snake bites and their consequences As responsible pet owners, it is crucial to be aware of the potential dangers that our canine companions may face. One such danger is snake bites. Dog snake bites can be life-threatening and cause severe health complications if not treated promptly.   Understanding the danger and its consequences is the first step in protecting your furry friend. Snake venom can be highly toxic to dogs and can cause a range of symptoms, from mild discomfort to organ ..read more

Unleashing the Power of Nature: Discover the Potential Benefits of Bee Pollen for Dogs and Cats #What is Bee Pollen? Bee pollen is a natural substance that is collected by honeybees from the stamen of flowers. It is rich in nutrients and is often referred to as nature’s perfect food. Bee pollen is ‘buzzing’ with a wide range of vitamins, minerals, proteins, and antioxidants, making it a valuable supplement for both humans and animals. Nutritional Value and Benefits of Bee Pollen Bee pollen is packed with essential nutrients that can provide numerous health benefits for dogs and cats ..read more

Is Colloidal Silver Safe for Your Dog?   Colloidal silver has gained popularity as a natural remedy for various health issues in both humans and pets in the past century1. But is it safe to use on dogs? Let’s first dive into understanding Colloidal Silver a little bit better. What is Colloidal Silver? Colloidal silver comprises minuscule silver particles suspended in a liquid medium. While its use as a potential remedy for various human ailments has a centuries-old history, recent interest has prompted some pet owners to explore its benefits for their dogs. Emerging studies suggest that ..read more

It’s important to note that our pets cannot metabolize and tolerate certain foods like we can. Simple foods we wouldn’t think could harm our dogs, can be toxic and dangerous. Don’t risk your bestie’s precious life, it is always better to be safe than sorry. Here is a list of just some of the foods particularly around in the festive season, that you should avoid giving to your dog. Anything with Sultanas or raisins Sultanas and raisins can be found in lots of Christmas foods. They are toxic to your dog and can cause kidney failure. Beware of plum puddings and mince pies. Onions Whether cooked o ..read more

What to do when your dog is scared of thunder? Dealing with a dog that fears thunder can be a challenging and stressful experience for both you and your fur child. As a dog mum myself, if I ever witnessed Harry, my groodle panting and uncontrollably shaking during a thunderstorm it would pain me to my core.  So why is it that dogs fear thunder? Is it the noise, the accompanying lightning, or just some eerie change in the atmosphere they can sense? Well, experts agree that it purely comes down to an individual dog’s triggers and phobias. This also applies to the severity of their reactions ..read more

Dogs are highly social animals who generally prefer the company of their humans, so for many when separated, can become extremely anxious. Just like us humans’ dogs can suffer with separation anxiety which can take the form of biting, barking, chewing on everything in sight, urinating in unexpected places, and in some cases trying to escape. The good news is that your dog’s anxiety can be managed. Herbs are a hidden gem when it comes to soothing your dogs’ senses. Not only are herbs a natural and safe alternative to drugs like Valium and Xanax, but they also support a well-balanced diet1. Herb ..read more

Omega-3 is a polyunsaturated essential fatty acid and is one of the single most important supplements you can add to your dog or cat’s diet. While you may have heard about the importance of Omega-3 in your pet’s diet, you may not know about its mind-blowing benefits! So, let’s break it down… What are Omega-3s? There are three important types of Omega-3s for dog and cats’: 1. Alpha-linolenic acid (ALA) 2. Eicosapentaenoic acid (EPA) 3. Docosahexaenoic acid (DHA) ALA is found in plant sources, like seeds, nuts, and vegetables, while EPA and DHA originate from marine life like fish, algae, and su ..read more

Does your dog hate the bath? Baths can be a love or hate relationship for your dog (and you). Some dogs love the water while others will have complete meltdowns, leaving you both traumatized by the experience. And depending on your dog’s physical activity and coat, this whole bath time struggle may occur more frequently than you both would like. With a few small adjustments to their bathing routine, you can make the experience far more pleasant for the both of you. Here’s 5 tips to make your dog’s bath time more bearable! 1. Move your dog’s bath inside and ensure water temperature is ideal Ple ..read more