Hemp is a luscious plant, one of the many species of the Cannabis sativa plant family. Unlike its infamous distant cousin, Marijuana, hemp is not psychoactive, and it is therefore legal and perfectly safe for humans and pets. The seed of the hemp plant is a natural superfood, widely recognised…

Everyone’s talking about hemp — and there’s a good reason. This lush plant is packed with beneficial nutrients, with the most potent properties concentrated in its seeds. Hemp seeds have a long tradition of therapeutic use dating back to ancient times, first used in China to assist with pain relief…

Firstly, please be assured that fur shedding in dogs is perfectly normal. Shedding is essential for most breeds’ skin and fur regeneration process. It’s a natural way of maintaining balance and a silky-smooth appearance in their coat. The amount of fur shedding varies from breed to breed. Some breeds shed…

A persistent itch can feel awful, and the worst thing is that our furry friends can’t tell us exactly what’s going on. Did they eat something they shouldn’t have? Or did they get beat by some insect? Or is it fleas? Bacterial overgrowth or infections? …

Digestive health is a significant concern for many pet owners. Dogs especially can pick up bacteria and parasites when outside on their daily walks, which can lead to Inflammation in the gut. …

We most commonly hear about the allergies that cats cause in humans. Well, you might be surprised to know that cats can also suffer from allergies. The good news is, if your cat is displaying allergic symptoms there are many things you can do to help them. Firstly, let’s take…

Bone Broth Bone broth is an incredible gut health supplement made by slowly simmering bones, cartilage and joints for 16 to 24 hours. You can find it in most health shops or make one at home. Always go for organic and grass-fed. Bone broth contains natural collagen that your pet’s…

Digestive health or gut health is intricately linked to the immune system. The two systems are highly complex and correlate directly, i.e., there is a cause-and-effect relationship that works in both directions. …

What is canine idiopathic epilepsy? Canine idiopathic epilepsy is a chronic disease in dogs characterised by seizures with an unknown cause. Seizure disorders are generally considered idiopathic if, aside from the seizures, the dog has no brain abnormalities and no other cause within the body. Epileptic seizures are ultimately caused by abnormal, excessive synchronous neuronal…