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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How Can We Cut Pet Care Costs?
Where can someone save on pet costs? As you know if you’ve read or watched any of the material that I’ve put out there over the years; you would know where I’m going with this one! Yes, the average costs...
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Should The Food Vary?
Over the years our products have varied from texture, odor and color…and most of our clients expect that from us! HUH? Exactly! We do not color, flavor or do anything to our products to hide the natural changes that happen...
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Dogs Are Naturally Thin Creatures
Low calorie dog food? Just as we all have been trained or conditioned by our food providers, we believe that eating the same amount of food, but those low in calories and fat will actually make us lose weight, we...
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ACV
What’s in ACV? Many vitamins, minerals, and other nutrients and substances are available in ACV to improve the health of your dog. ACV can provide them with enzymes and important minerals, such as potassium, calcium, magnesium, sulfur, chlorine, phosphorus, iron,...
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Apple Cider Vinegar for Dogs and Cats
Apple cider vinegar, an old folk remedy, has been shown to improve the health of horses, dogs, and other animals. It reduces common infections, aids whelping, improves stamina, prevents muscle fatigue after exercise, increases resistance to disease, and protects against...
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Treating 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...