Are Essential Oils the Answer for Your Pet?
There's a line of essential oils created specifically for animals, and you might be surprised to learn the many ways in which oils can benefit your pet — and you — both physically and emotionally.
Reviewed by Dr. Becker
Dr. Karen Shaw Becker is a proactive and integrative wellness veterinarian.
Is Your Pet Incessantly Itchy? Could Be One of These Two Things
Dogs aren't supposed to be so horribly itchy that they desperately claw and chew themselves raw, inflicting trauma and pain on themselves. One condition can also be passed on to you. Skip your vet's toxic solution and go for one of these seven far less toxic options.
Your Dog May Go Nuts for This, but a Little Goes a Long Way
Strange new food boosts your pet's immunity and is also a potent chelator and detoxifier, helping purge toxins and heavy metals from your pet's body with bioavailable nutrients. But even if your dog loves this, please start small to avoid GI upset.
Kumquats: Can This Small Citrus Supercharge Your Pet's Health?
Feeding these small, sweet-sour fruits to your pet may help ward off chronic diseases and keep them from gaining unwanted pounds, but are they 100% OK for companion animals? Here’s what you should know when sharing this food with them.
Help Keep Your Pup Happy When She's on Crate Rest
Your pup may need complete rest to recover from an injury or surgery. Boring, right? It can be daunting to keep her quiet and immobile, but can also double as an awesome time for certain games and special TLC you might not otherwise give.
Chives: How Can This Popular Herb Harm Your Pet?
While it may be a fixture in kitchens, this green veggie should not be in your pet's food bowl because it can potentially harm their health. Learn the signs of its toxicity here.
The Lump You Never Want to Ignore
Cysts, tumors and other growths are fairly common. And while they can be harmless, quite often they're not. This is one such type. It's more aggressive than others, sometimes taking as little as four weeks to develop. Don't ignore it. Get your pet to your vet.
What Toxic Chemicals Are Hiding in Your Pet's Food and Water?
Dogs, cats and horses are being exposed to potentially hazardous levels of long-lasting chemicals like PFAS, and traces are showing up in their blood. Used in pet food packaging and found in everyday objects around your home, here's how to reduce your pet's exposure.
Cleaning Your Pet's Teeth, Step-by-Step
Have a dog or cat who won't let you near her mouth, much less brush his pearly whites? Here’s how to get started, along with some of the biggest mistakes to avoid.
