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Irish Moss or Carrageenan, officially known as Chondrus Crispus is an amazing marine algae for pets as it's non-toxic for both cats and dogs. The...
Most people don't have a first aid kit for their pet or even themselves for when, or if, anything goes wrong. It's hard to know when somethi...
In both Traditional Chinese Medicine and Western medicine, the liver plays a huge role in health. The liver is one of the largest organs and...
Used for 1000's years and is still today, one of the most used herbs in European medicine, liquorice root (Glycyrrhiza glabra) is a swe...
What is Cottage Cheese? Cottage cheese is a great way to introduce real food to kibble-fed pets and is also a great source of protein as it's lo...
Pumpkin seeds have been a staple in Native American diets for decades for both culinary and medicinal purposes. Pumpkin seeds are packed with nut...
What should you do if your pet breaks a nail? It may seem funny to think about especially when we think of it from a human's point of view, but e...
Brussel sprouts, like broccoli, are from the cruciferous family and are a natural superfood that is awesome to feed your pet. Raw...
Epsom salts are a great cost-effective treatment to have on hand for some of your pet's most basic needs. Epsom salt is a mineral compound of&nbs...
Why should you give your cat and dogs eggs in any form - raw or cooked? Eggs are highly nutritious for your pet and a good source of complete&nb...
CBD is getting a lot of attention these days. The market has become completely saturated with CBD products and it has become a popular topic of articl...
Marshmallow root (Althaea Officinalis) has been used for more than 2000 years for its soothing effect and its ability to heal and cure. Marshmall...
Vegetables such as broccoli from the cruciferous family are very beneficial for you and your pet. Broccoli, apart from being packed with vitamins...
Urticaceae or the Nettle family has a great number of species in their family tree. Nettles are often seen as weeds but actually, they're hi...
Luxolite or Calcium Bentonite Clay (Montmorillonite clay) is derived from the ash of volcanoes but it's classed as a natural healing clay. Its in...
Olive leaf extract (Olea Europaea) (Oleaceae) is the extract from the leaves of the famous olive tree that is renowned for producing olive o...
Thistles are one of the prickliest and toughest flowers in nature. There are around 200 types known to flourish in harsh climates. Thistles are steepe...
Heavy metal poisoning is sadly becoming much more commonplace in our pets but very few health issues are correctly related back to an animal's&nb...
What is Castor Oil? Castor oil (Ricinus communis) comes from castor beans which are plants native to Africa. Castor oil as natural medicine has b...
Organ meat or offal is essential to your cat and dog's health. We're talking about the real organs from other animals such as liver. Other a...
Gemmotherapy isn't about healing with gems and crystals, it's plant stem cell medicine. The totality of a plant, everything that's to come, inside the...
There are a few items every pet owner should always have in stock for emergencies with their pet. Colloidal silver, apple cider vinegar and charcoal a...
Colloidal Silver is one of the best natural remedies to have on hand for your pet and even yourself as it has many benefits. If you're not a...
Many people don't know about "cause and effect" but it's super important that this basic concept is understood especially when it comes to health...
Fungal infections in cats can have devastating health effects if left untreated for too long. Similar to fungal infections in dogs, there are a n...
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