Pet Health & Wellness Blog

  • 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.

  • 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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  • 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...

  • Homeopathy: Healing The Whole Patient

    Conventional medicine, as we know it, uses drugs to target a part of the body where disease has control. Homeopathy looks at the whole patient and treats the individual, not the disease. In homeopathy, the individual’s reaction to the imbalance...

  • Protein

    Protein, digestible protein, is the most important part of your dog’s diet, and amino acids are the building blocks of protein. More meat in the diet assures sufficient amino acids. Raw meat is believed to be the best source for...

  • Your Dog Will Tell You

    Still watching Fido doing something that’s ticking (no pun intended) you off? Went back and forth to the vet and still a little better, but not really? Really, keep reading the information at this site and you’ll see what’s right for...

  • Vitamins and Minerals

    There are 2 types of vitamins: water-soluble and fat-soluble. Your dog needs both. B and C are water- soluble. ( B & C) This means any excess is filtered through the kidneys and urinated out after ingestion. Because of this,...

  • Cats And Exercise

    Are you worried about whether your cat should be more active? During the Winter, it can be increasingly difficult to encourage even the most active indoor/outdoor cat to move around. Once they feel that freezing cold air, they’re running away...