The Benefits of Zinc for Dogs and Cats
Should I Give My Pets Zinc? It depends on what you feed your animals. Zinc is an essential mineral for dogs and cats. It plays a role in many different bodily functions, including the immune system, fertility, and skin health. Though it is possible for pets to get...
Can I Give Collagen Peptides to My Dog and Cat?
The Scoop on Collagen for Dogs You may have heard of collagen in relation to human health, but did you know that this beneficial protein can also be good for your pup? Collagen is the most plentiful protein in the animal kingdom, and it's found in all mammals. In this...
7 Amazing Health Benefits of N-Acetyl-L-Cysteine (NAC)
Some of the benefits observed with N-Acetyl-L-Cysteine (NAC) Here is another supplement I use and recommend for humans and pets. You may not have heard of N-Acetyl-L-Cysteine (NAC) before, but this powerful amino acid offers a wide range of health benefits. NAC is a...
The Science-Backed Benefits of Ashwagandha
The Science-Backed Benefits of Ashwagandha Here is another favorite supplement I take every day. It is also safe for your dog and cat. Ashwagandha (Withania somnifera) is an evergreen shrub that grows in India, Pakistan, and Sri Lanka. The root and berries of the...
12 Benefits of the trace mineral Boron and nothing is boring about it.
Well, I stole that "boring" part from an article on the National Library of Medicine website. Boron is another favorite supplement that I take and also give to my pets. Very few understand the importance of this supplement, but I hope that you will after reading this...
The Top 8 Benefits of Magnesium for Humans and Pets
You may have heard of the benefits of magnesium for humans and pets, but do you know why? Magnesium is an essential mineral that the human body needs to function properly. One way to make sure you get enough magnesium is to add a magnesium supplement. I take a...
Five Formula Mushroom Blend | My Favorite Supplement for Humans, Dogs and Cats
5 Formula Mushroom Blend* Boosts the body's natural immune response. Supports mental clarity and focus. Can be used for dogs.* Include these powerful mushrooms Lions' Mane Mushroom Chaga Mushroom Maitake Mushroom Shiitake Mushroom Reishi Mushroom Can I give these...
Do dogs need carbohydrates in their diet?
Myth: DOGS NEED CARBOHYDRATES IN THEIR DIET. The following text is taken from Holistic Guide for a Healthy Dog, by Wendy Volhard and Kerry Brown. Their discussion of carbohydrates and the functions they perform seem to "prove" that most dogs need additional...
Leaky Gut in Dogs, Learn How to Heal It. Do your dog a favor and read this article.
Leaky Gut in Dogs. Is It More Common Than We Think? Can We Prevent and Heal It? One of the most common disorders in dogs is a leaky gut syndrome. I believe it is the major cause of many diseases we see in dogs today. It has become an epidemic. Signs your dog has a...
Dogs have been our best friends for at least 23,000 years
Dogs tagged along with the first humans to venture into the Americas, according to a recent study that analyzed existing collections of canine and human DNA. The results suggest that people domesticated dogs sometime before 23,000 years ago in Siberia, where isolated...
Why Cats Knead, According to Science
Photo from 5second / Getty Images. Why cats are kneading Most cat behavior is heartwarming and deeply confusing . Perhaps the most obvious example is something there’s no scientific name for — we can only call it “kneading dough” or “making the biscuits.” Kitty owners...
How Your Dog Knows When You’re Sick
Pups really do know when their humans are having a rough time, and they use a rich variety of signals to figure it out.
Your Dog’s Nose Knows No Bounds – and Neither Does Its Love for You
A dog’s sense of smell is estimated to be 10,000 to 100,000 times better than that of a human. This is due, in large part, to staggering differences in odor processing in humans and dogs. While we have about 6 million olfactory receptors, dogs have a staggering 300...
Video shows bridge made for wildlife in use by coyotes, bears and mountain lions
Love this concept: PARK CITY, Utah -- Utah officials are seeing success with an overpass bridge meant to keep wildlife from being hit on roadways in the state. The Utah Division of Wildlife Resources released video of its "Critter Bridge" this week. All sorts of...
When sharks turned up at their beach, they called in drones
CALIFORNIA — Once rare off Southern California beaches, great white sharks are beginning to show up more often. The newcomers are mostly juvenile sharks, which prefer the warm waters closer to shore. That means many beachgoers who are now spotting sharks have never...
Kaavan, the world’s loneliest elephant, is finally going free
The visitors would call for more as he saluted them, prompted by handlers who poked him with nailed bull hooks to make him perform for the money which lined their pockets. Around him, animals disappeared from their enclosures, rumoured to be bound for the...
How To Find Scientific Studies– The Pubmed/Jstor/NCBI/ScienceDirect Trick
I spend a lot of time researching, that include scientific articles. The advice here is very good and I have used this approach for years. If you’re at all scientifically literate, you’d greatly prefer to read the original studies rather than popular media...
The 12 Healthiest Dog Breeds
Although there's no guarantee your dog will or won't develop health problems during his or her lifetime, some dog breeds are considered healthier than others. Check out these 12 dog breeds that generally have longer lifespans and aren't as prone to certain health...
The Bridge Dog
I found this article very heartwarming. I'm one of those that this applies to. Losing a dog is a devastating experience something that all pet lovers fear but eventually will face. I hope you like it. By Sarah Miller November 15, 2020 for the New Yorker About a year...
This Is What It Means When Your Dog Puts Their Paw On You
This is an interesting article. My cats do this too. When I pet my dogs their paws often reach out to me. I always thought that meant they want more... It’s common knowledge that dogs wag their tails when they’re happy and tuck them in when they’re anxious. Some body...
