Canine Chronicle
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Fresh Dog Food, Delivered- Is It Too Good to Be True?
Not If It’s NomNomNow During the 2017 BlogPaws conference in Myrtle Beach, I had the luck to discover NomNomNow, fresh food for dogs that is delivered to your home. Like most pet owners, I’m very particular about my dogs’ diets. It took years to find the right ingredients for my rescue dogs, both of which have sensitive stomachs. Because of this, I do not play fast and loose with new dog foods and rarely review them either. I heard all the right things about this premium dog food brand: Fresh dog food Homemade Healthy Gently- Cooked All Natural Ingredients Veterinarian-formulated DELIVERY! For this small business…
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Green-Lipped Mussels, Are They Strong Enough to Combat Arthritis?
There is a supplement that keeps popping up in my feed, chats, and conversations. Read on to learn about the superfood taking the pet world by storm- green shell mussels. One of the best joint supplements for your pet. This all-natural supplement has become increasingly popular for animals with arthritis and joint pain. As an equine massage therapist and canine massage therapist I am always interested in natural ways to reduce inflammation in my clients. What Are Green-Lipped Mussels? The green-lipped or green shell mussel is one of the largest species of mussels. They are found off the shores of New Zealand. The native Maoris have been used these mussels…
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Welcoming Homemade Dog Food from NomNomNow
Like most pet owners, I want the best for my dogs. I want them to be healthy and happy. Of course, while there are some amazing benefits to a raw diet, this is not something I am able to do with small children in the house. So judge me if you want to, but this busy mom and business owner gives her dogs a combination of high-quality kibble and fresh cooked dog food. I wish I could say that I always have fresh food for my dogs. With two businesses and three children, however, life gets pretty busy. So I was very intrigued to learn more about NomNomNow.…
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What Can I Give My Dog to Reduce His Anxiety?
Treatibles Product Review and Giveaway Summer is here. It is such a wonderful time of year where we can take our dogs for long walks, hikes in the woods, or walks on the beach. But for those of us with fearful, anxious, or reactive dogs, we have to take the utmost care for our animal’s well being. The upcoming July 4th holiday is a prime example. Even in the comfort of their own homes, many dogs become terrified of the fireworks and revelry. Often we see notices on Facebook the following day about dogs that broke loose from their leash or yard because they panicked at the noise. Alternatively, photos…
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Everything You Need to Know to Prevent Ticks and Lyme Disease
Tick season. Not all ticks carry disease. However, 2017 is proposed to be the most dangerous thus far here in the northeastern United States. Tick-borne diseases are a real threat to the horses, dogs, and humans in the area. So what can we do to prevent Lyme disease?
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How You Can Help Animals Without Adopting
Not all of us can adopt a shelter or rescue animal. You may have the best of intentions but something is getting in your way: finances, allergies, time, or perhaps all of the above. There are other ways that you can contribute to the wellbeing of rescue animals.
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Helping Pets Fight Cancer with The Brodie Fund
Cancer is something that many pet owners don’t consider, or feel it is too costly to treat. A local non-profit strives to help pets and their owners providing grants for cancer treatment.
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How I Trained My Dogs To Love The Veterinarian
My dogs love the veterinarian. It's not luck- it's training, positive reinforcement, and lots of patience.
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Beginner’s Guide to Using Essential Oils on Animals
Essential oils are becoming increasingly popular in households. Animals are sensitive to essential oils and do well with aromatherapy with proper use. To keep your animal safe view the beginner's guide to aromatherapy in horses and dogs.
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Pets and Obesity: Fat-Shaming Animals
Strangers and friends often criticize pets and their owners because of weight or appearance. When did we start out trying to hurt people by insulting their pets?
