Pet Health & Wellness Blog
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Your Pet's Diet
Create a healthy, balanced diet for your furry friends that promotes their well-being and vitality, using natural ingredients you can trust.
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Behavioral Health
Discover how to foster a happy, well-adjusted pet through understanding their needs for a stronger bond with your furry companion.
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Pet Help
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Test the Food and Health Benefits from Sharing Your Life with a Pet
Help me out here (which way did I come in?), I have every batch of Viand tested after production. Mind you, the raw ingredients are also tested prior to production and I have never had a recall. So, after the...
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Vitamins and Supplements
There are two types of vitamins: water-soluble and fat-soluble. Your dog needs both. B and C vitamins are water-soluble. This means any excess of the vitamin is filtered through the kidneys and urinated out after ingestion. Because of this, these...
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Diatomaceous Earth
By Bonnie Rogers and Bruce DeBaun Diatomaceous earth are the remains of trillions of single celled algae called diatoms, which synthesized shells for themselves out of silica. When the diatoms die, the shells settle on the bottom of the sea...
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B-Complex
Don’t mistake our B-Complex for any other on the market. Ours was designed in the same proportions as an animal would ingest in nature. B-Complex is a team of all the essential B vitamins that work to carry out many...
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Worming Your Pets
Brought to you by William Pollak D.V.M. and the Fairfield Animal Hospital Even a healthy pet can use a worming once in a while. New pets and worms usually come together, although we do not like to think about it....
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Natural Treatment for Ear Mites
Brought to you by William Pollak D.V.M. and the Fairfield Animal Hospital "Holistic & traditional approaches to support the best of animal health." Ear mites are common in cats and dogs. Cats usually start them and they're the last to...