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Preventive care for cats and dogs is essential for ensuring long, healthy lives. Routine vet checkups, vaccinations, and screenings catch potential health issues early…
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Are They Really the Best Choice?
Below are most common heard from pet parents when considering probiotics for pet:
“Well I just give my cat human probiotic, they are same species probiotic to that pet supplement brand and human one cheaper”…
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Kidney disease is a critical health concern for cats and dogs, and selecting an appropriate kidney-support supplement can play a significant role in managing chronic kidney disease (CKD). Among the many renal probiotic products available…
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Fish oil has become a popular supplement for pets, praised for improving skin health, promoting a shiny coat, and offering anti-inflammatory properties. Many owners consider it essential…
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The pH of a cat’s urine is a critical factor in maintaining their urinary health. The pH scale, which ranges from 0 to 14, indicates how acidic or alkaline a substance is…
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Bad breath in pets is more than just an unpleasant odor—it can signal potential health concerns. While it’s not uncommon for dogs and cats to have a bit of an odor to their breath…
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Feline lower urinary tract disease (FLUTD) refers to a range of diseases affecting cat’s lower urinary tracts (bladder and urethra). (Ladlow, 2014) Cats on a dry food diet had a 50-53.0% incidence of FLUTD, due to less water intake, high grain content.
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Cats and dogs are beloved pets, but their smelly stools can be a challenge for pet owners especially when the pets are kept indoors. And often using air deodorants do not really cover or eliminate the smells for long term or solving the root cause.
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Urinary stones (uroliths) are solid masses that form in the urinary tract of pets, when chemicals in the urine become concentrated and form crystals in the urinary tract, especially in the kidney and bladder, particularly in dogs and cats.
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Sudden, loud noises are one of the most common triggers for fearful behaviors in dogs, and many companion dogs suffer from noise sensitivity. Existing research focuses on …
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Regretfully, CKD typically progresses over time. Pets with chronic kidney disease (CKD) can live for several months to years with a reasonable quality of life, although the disease progresses somewhat slowly…
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Keeping your home free of pet hair improves cleanliness and overall hygiene, which is especially good for people who have allergies or respiratory….
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Does your pet need supplements? Is supplement important for pets?
The answer is yes! The reason is that…
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Having both cats and dogs at home at the same time is common among pet parents. For cost and time of pet parents, cats and dogs sharing the same foods are quite common…
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Probiotics are live organisms- known as the beneficial bacteria for the body. To date, there are many kinds…
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