Nutrition
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The answer is not that simple, there is no ‘one size fits all’. This is because every pet is unique, as are their nutritional requirements. In the same way that you, your family members and friends all have different tastes, likes and dislikes, your pet is no different.
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As your pets age it’s important to try to support them as much as possible. Diet is a vital part of this and some easy adaptations can make a huge difference.
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We all want our pets to age comfortably with minimal pain, discomfort and vet visits! However, I often find owners are quite accepting of some of their pets age related issues and are maybe unaware that many of these could be prevented earlier on or at least managed in order to support the process
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It turns out her behaviourist was absolutely right. It was a brain issue… but caused by the gut. You may have heard about the gut-brain axis?
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As a groomer I often receive queries about teeth cleaning. Here is a little personal experience as to why I decided a long time ago NOT to offer a teeth cleaning service…
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Does your pet suffer with anal gland problems? It’s a common issue and one which I think is often made worse because the cause is not usually addressed.
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I saw this headline earlier this week and it touched a nerve! The Competition & Markets Authority regulator has launched a review into the veterinary sector. This is amid concerns that us pet owners may not be getting a good deal or receiving the information we need to make good choices for our pets…
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Allowing our pets outside in nature to get their feet and noses in the soil is great for their biome. Next time your dog annoys you by digging holes or burying bones, think of the positive effect it’ll be having on their microbial diversity!
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