Spring is here, and while we enjoy the warmer days and nature blooming, it may be a less pleasant time for our dogs. Pollen allergies can come to the fore in dogs. If you notice that your dog is sc...

A dog's coat is an important indicator of its health. If it is brittle, dull or even too greasy, it can be a sign of an imbalance in your dogs body.  Nutritional deficiencies, parasites or infectio...

Introduction As responsible pet owners, we all want the best for our furry companions. While a balanced diet is crucial for their well-being, there are times when their specific needs may require...

Pumpkins are not just for carving spooky faces during Halloween – they're also a superfood for your furry friends! With their tasty flesh and nutritious seeds, pumpkins offer a plethora of health b...

Some dandruff in your dog's fur is quite normal and can occur repeatedly in our furry friends over the course of their life. These can be short-term skin changes triggered by a change in weather, ...

Your dog's coat is an important indicator of his health. If the coat is matted, dull or even too greasy, it may be a sign of an imbalance in your dog’s body. Nutrition deficiencies, parasites, or ...

Salmon oil for dogs and cats is a healthy addition to their daily feed. This natural oil offers many health-promoting ingredients and has proven itself a valuable supplement for animals. The fish ...

Some dogs are already starting with their spring fur change. During this time, it is common to find dog hair on the sofa, in the car, on clothing, the carpet; it’s everywhere. Your dog looses his w...

Treacherous traces on carpets and upholstered furniture testify to an annual event every cat owner knows: it's time again for your cat's coat to change. How can you best support your pet? And how ...

Fur Change - A Guide for Appropriate Care During the fur changing process in spring, dog owners are likely to find hair everywhere - on the sofa, in the car, and on the carpet. This is a result of...

First and foremost, salmon oil is high in omega-3 fatty acids, EPA and DHA. The body of both humans and pets needs a certain ration of omega-3 to omega-6 fatty acids, in order for the natural balan...