Natural Outdoor Support for Dogs: Many pet owners are asking about natural options for maintaining their pet’s comfort during outdoor seasons and reducing exposure to **unwanted outdoor irritants**. Now, achieving this natural support requires consistency—it’s not as easy as applying once a month, you are going to have to start thinking about it every day. […]
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Consider Switching to a Healthier Pet Food Whether your motivation is propelled by the current health of your furry companion, the poor health of a past pet, a friend’s story or information on the internet. Upgrading to a healthier food is always a good choice. Introduce the change slowly and provide digestive enzymes to assist […]
We believe in feeding animals a diet that replicates what it would eat naturally. Dogs and cats are carnivores and have no need for grain in their diets. We don’t believe commercial kibble or canned foods are the best answer, but understand that everyone’s comfort level is different when it comes to feeding choices. In […]
No Junk Food For My Dog! By Karin Bull Dog treats come in so many varieties it can be overwhelming. There is fake bacon and pepperoni and even imitation cheese. It is very easy to get into the habit of canine junk food. Instead you may think about the health aspects of the snack, the […]
Regular Grooming for Optimal Pet Health: Many pet owners view grooming as purely cosmetic, but consistent routine care is vital to maintaining a dog’s comfort and overall health. Skipping regular grooming sessions can definitely affect your dog’s well-being and mobility. Here is why regular care is essential: **Temperature Regulation:** Long hair and heavy matting can […]
This time of year introduces new items to our homes that can present danger to curious pets. With well-meaning guests bringing gifts and our schedules being hectic keep the following in mind. Toxic Plants – Mistletoe, Christmas Cactus, Holly/Berries, Poinsettia, Hemlock and Ivy are all toxic and can cause a range of reactions from discomfort […]
By Dorothy Turner, B.A., C.H., N.H.P. Pet Naturals by ViDoma Holidays can be stressful for everyone, but have you ever stopped for a moment to consider how your pets are feeling? The sights and sounds you enjoy might well disturb your pet. Even the calmest and friendliest of pets might not cope well with the […]
Written by Tessa Kimmel V.T., Cozy Critters Pet Care ServicesWelcome summer! Here we are again upon another well-deserved, eagerly awaited summer season. While we’re all anxious to spend as much time outdoors as possible, it’s important to remember safety. It’s been a while since our bodies have been exposed to the rays and heat of […]
by Ruth Ann Miller, And Puppy Dog Tails It is reccommended that your dog be groomed every 4 to 6 weeks. This is not done for the profits, there is far more to it than that. Lack of grooming can definitely affect the state of your dog’s health. Here is why: 1. […]
A grand struggle is about to occur. You want a Christmas tree but, your cat(s) won’t leave it alone. The sparkle and shine of a festive tree is an invitation for disaster for any cat. If you are new to cat ownership, be forewarned! If you have struggled with this in the past, embark on […]