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Few smells are as unpleasant as a dog with bad breath. Your dog might think that you appreciate his kisses, but if he has bad breath, then getting ...

Did you know Boxer dogs are at an increased risk of gastro issues? Clinicians have been studying Boxer dogs with colitis since 1978! https://www.nc...

Plan and Get Ready. It seems simple enough to adopt a cat and bring it home, but there are few things to consider. Be prepared. Cats are sensitive ...

How can I help my pet live a long and healthy life? Helping your pet to live a long life is a question many veterinarians get asked. This is a ques...

It’s natural, but is it safe? Take very special hygienic care when handling and preparing raw foods for your cat or dog. Studies have looked at bac...

The B.A.R.F diet stands for two common phrases: 'Biologically Appropriate Raw Food' and 'Bones and Raw Food'. Veterinarian and nutritionist Dr. Ia...

Does your best friend have diarrhea? Not again! What did she/he eat now? I have two giant Saint Bernard dogs, and most of the time they are great....

One of the most efficient and effective ways to help your pet maintain a healthy microbiome is with a high-count, multi-species probiotic that contains live bacteria, but NOT all probiotics are the same.

You have decided to use probiotics to support your dog (or cat’s) digestive or immune system with probiotics.

Things that can cause an imbalance (or upset) in a dog or cat’s Gastro-Intestinal (GI) tract or gut

6 Important Questions about Your Pet’s Gut Microbiome

Antibiotics are commonly used in veterinary medicine to treat bacterial (not viral or fungal) infections in dogs and cats. Post summarizes the positives and negatives of antibiotic use