You've probably heard how this centuries-old technique helps ease pain, promote healing, and revive energy among humans, but did you know your pet can benefit from it, too?
This is truly one of the worst, yet it's common in commercial foods. Not only is it a powerfully allergenic food that's difficult for many animals to digest, it also can harbor mycotoxins that can make your pet very ill and even cause cancer. Avoid it like the plague in both treats and foods.
In recent years, pets have enjoyed a 300% boost in this positive trend. That's a big plus for our beloved animal companions. And hey, even some industry insiders now acknowledge it, which constitutes a major awakening. Are you helping drive this new trend?
A normal feline behavior, self-grooming consumes a large chunk of a cat's awake time. But when does it exceed the norm and turn into a compulsive disorder? Here's how to tell if your kitty is an overgroomer.