Given all season or pulsed throughout the year, it really helps and it's natural and non-drowsy.
Animal Nutrition Blog
A corral of information for the health of your pet.
Echinacea
April 22, 2013
Echinacea alone or coupled with Golden Seal has been a proven reliever of seasonal allergies in dogs for symptoms like reverse sneezing, runny eyes, and regular sneezing.
Read MoreMeat -vs- Meal
March 14, 2013
This is a snap shot of the difference between meats and meals on an ingredient panel.
Read MoreThis article does not go into the differences in quality of meats or meals. That's yet another story. Good grief Charlie Brown.
Don’t Forget The Heart
June 25, 2012
Because it’s a muscle, beef heart is somewhat similar to muscle meat, although it’s a heavier and more dense muscle. Also, heart meat packs more protein and unique nutrients that are supportive, preventive and increase vitality!
Read MoreDiarrhea in dogs
May 14, 2012
Most cases of diarrhea in dogs are self-limiting and, with a little help from you and proper diet, your dog can get back to form quickly. Fasting, resting, and allowing the natural course of things usually takes care of it. Here's some guidelines:
Read MorePet Food Labeling Rules
March 18, 2012
These below facts/rules may make feel a little bit like a schlep as they lead to great labeling claims!
Read MoreMilk Thistle
March 14, 2012
Milk thistle is well known as a "liver herb" both for humans and pets.
Milk thistle contains a flavonoid compound called "silymarin" which itself is a combination of several other active compounds.
Extensive studies around the world have found that silymarin is safe and effective in treating a variety of liver diseases and other conditions, from kidney disease to mushroom or lead poisoning. It works by displacing toxins trying to bind to the liver and by causing the liver to regenerate more quickly.