Licorice for Dogs
Licorice is an herb that contains anti-inflammatory, immune-stimulating, detoxifying and GI-soothing effects, according to many books on the subject…
Struvite Crystals and Stones in Dogs
If your dog has struvite crystals or stones, it is important to get veterinary attention. Stones can cause blockage which is a medical emergency. After getting vet care, there are also things dog parents can do at home…
Adding Calcium to Homemade Dog Food
Does your dog get enough calcium? There are several ways to help ensure that he or she is getting enough of this mineral. Just like all vitamins and minerals, calcium is important to health…
Help for Dogs With Arthritis – Glucosamine and Chondroitin
If you notice your dog is having trouble getting up, or seems stiff while moving, he may have arthritis. First, get him to a vet for a diagnosis.
Ginger – Natural Help for Digestion, Nausea, More
Ginger can also come in handy for dogs who get carsick, and some studies show ginger can actually be more effective than some medications.
Enzymes for Dog Health
Enzymes help optimize numerous biological processes. Enzymes in fresh, whole foods are just one of the many factors that help keep your dog’s body healthy. Although cooking may destroy some enzymes, it is also suggested that dogs eat vegetables in cooked form in order to increase digestion. Many dog parents also choose to serve raw …
What Kinds of Herbal Medicine to Give to Your Dog
When looking for herbal supplements for your dog, should you use the whole herb or a standardized extract? There are pros and cons to both.
E-Booklet: Holistic Approaches to Hypothyroidism in Dogs
This ebooklet discusses holistic approaches to hypothyroidism in dogs, including environmental factors, diet, stress and more.
Choosing Multi Vitamin and Mineral Supplements for Dogs
So you are pursuing a healthy, home cooked diet for your dog and things are going great. But what about choosing a multi-vitamin and mineral supplement?
Algea and Seaweeds for Dog Health
There are numerous kinds of edible algae, some of which are classified as seaweed, others not. Both can help optimize health, and you might consider adding some to your dog’s diet too.