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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Maintaining Your Dog’s Psychological Well Being
Like people, your pet needs to keep his brain stimulated and challenged. He needs both physical and mental exercise daily. If not given the opportunity to exercise and release energy, dogs of any size can become anxious, frustrated or destructive....
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Q&A/I. Scott Pollak; Crusader for Health and Wellness of Pets- The New York Times
Q&A/I. Scott Pollak; Crusader for Health and Wellness of Pets By DONNA GREENE Published: January 23, 2000 PROZAC for dogs? I. Scott Pollak, president of a company that sells food and health products for pets, thinks it is a bad...
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Overweight Dogs and Cats
Dogs and cats in America are getting fatter. Roughly 80-85 million pets are considered obese. Not only is it unhealthy for the animal, but the health costs can be enormous. Many low fat and diet foods are fed in such...
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Importance of Probiotics
We have learned a lot from the holistic community, especially this truth: Feeding a live creature dead food cannot deliver optimum health. The most important factor when raising and maintaining the overall wellness of your animal is feeding raw meat....
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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...
