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Nephroliths – or kidney stones – are hard clusters that develop inside the kidneys or urinary tract. While bladder stones are more common than kidney stones in dogs, both are formed when an accumulation of salts or minerals naturally found...

Maybe your dog bolts as soon as you open the front door — even if he was nowhere to be seen before you opened it. Or she won’t stop digging under the fence to escape your backyard. However, they get...

Blogger and ‘Medium’ Magazine writer, Bronwyn Holm, interviews Joanne Cooper, Founder of the Bugsy Shop, and, Senior Lead Pet Nutritionist. Joanne tells us why she started the industry disrupt Bugsy’s Treats and Bugsy Pet Foods, and why she does what...

Not only do children who grow up with pets have less risk of allergies and asthma, but many also learn responsibility, compassion, and empathy from having a dog or cat. Unlike parents or teachers, pets are never critical and don’t...

You’ve probably watched your dog do it a million times—sniff another canine’s butt, stick his nose in your guest’s crotch, or sniff just about anything drenched in urine. Sure, you may think it’s a disgusting habit. But, turns out, it's...

WHAT WE HAVE LEARNT ABOUT EASTERN FOOD THERAPY FOR DOGS, AND FOR WELLNESS AND LIFE   Ancient herbs combined with clean raw human-grade meats which are freeze-dried for optimum amino acid proteins. These freeze-dried dog treats are put through this...

It started when I was at the Vet’s saying goodbye forever to my dog Barney, who was dying of cancer.  

Then came the words that are every loving dog owner’s nightmare: “There’s nothing more we can do for him now”, the Vet said.

The tears were rolling down my cheeks and blotting on the paper on the vet’s examination table. I remembered having breakfast that morning but in that moment, my stomach felt totally empty...