Are you looking for a natural way to support your furry friend's overall wellness? CBD, or cannabidiol, is a natural compound found in hemp plants that has been shown to have a variety of potential health benefits for dogs. CBD is gaining popularity as a natural supplement for our four-legged friends, and many pet owners […]

What is the ESA Travel Ban? In January 2021, the Department of Transportation (DOT) revised the Air Carrier Access Act (ACAA), enacting a new rule regarding the transportation of animals by air. The DOT’s new rule gives airlines permission to deny emotional support animals (ESAs) the service animal treatment, allowing airlines to treat

It’s that time of year again. While many people look forward to all the holiday food, festivities, fun, and friends & family… our dogs don’t always feel the same. The loud noises, jarring movements, and strange faces can make the holidays a stressful time.  All the unfamiliar noises and people around… reaching out to pet, [&h

Making Your Own Dog Food Choosing the right food for your dog can be tough.  You contemplate all the different options: wet, dry, canned, semi-moist, home-cooked, or raw­.  Then you have all the different options within each of those categories. It’s a very overwhelming experience for most:  Which do I choose? What’s the best for

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With the holidays coming up, you might be wondering how to travel during the Covid-19 pandemic to see family. And while flying has proven to be relatively safe during this time, potential travelers are considering road trips—to avoid close proximity with others. So how do you prepare for a winter road trip with your dog? […]

It’s gifting season and many people opt to add a four-legged friend to the family. If you’re getting a new puppy, however, there are several things to consider; just as there would be when bringing home a baby. Get off on the right foot—and paw—with these six tips for a healthy and rewarding first year. […]

Did you know that an estimated 232,000 dogs visit vet emergency rooms each year with symptoms of poisoning? The culprit is usually related to one of the scary foods below. Before we get to those though, I just want to make something clear. This list is far from exhaustive, and it doesn't even go into foods […]

Gut health and the microbiome are garnering a lot of attention lately, in both humans and animals. While still a relatively new research field, our understanding of the human microbiome is rapidly evolving, and veterinary findings aren’t far behind. We're proud to say that over 100,000 dogs love Vet Naturals, and a big part of […

How are America’s dogs handling separation anxiety? We surveyed dog owners across the country to find out.  Does your dog get underfoot as you’re headed out of the house, or become super excited to see you on your return? Does Fido destroy your shoes if he can get into the closet when you’re out -- […]

Did you know there are three types of cannabis-related drugs? Or perhaps you've heard CBD comes from hemp. What about the 2018 Farm Bill? And then there's this shocking fact: Marijuana has been used by humans since 500 B.C. Another fact you're likely hearing more about: CBD for dogs is becoming increasingly popular--both for pet […

Western veterinary practices have made great advancements in recent years for dogs. From new surgical approaches to disease-fighting medications to state-of-the-art diagnostics: The developments have proven their worth. Yet while few will argue the benefits of conventional veterinary medicine, many are just now recognizing the appeal of s

When it comes to stress--for better or worse--dogs are just like us. According to the College of Veterinary Medicine at the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign, up to 40% of dogs are seen by vets for anxiety disorders. And just as back-to-school season can cause stress for humans, it’s much the same for dogs. In fact, […]

Every dog’s face tells a story. And it’s nearing that time of year when you might want to capture that face—to feature it on your holiday cards. Or maybe you want to gift someone some pet photography! Here are five tips to help you score the best photos of your dog. Location, Location, Location If […]

Your instinct as a dog mother or father is no doubt second to none. You can sense when your dog is hungry, sleepy, or just in need of a cuddle. But do you know how to check if your pup's health is in tip-top shape? This can be tricky—especially considering that your pooch can’t just […]

Have you ever wondered if CBD oil -- the substance often contained in hemp supplements -- could be a good option to help your dog? A good way to answer that question is to start by describing what CBD is and how it works within a dog’s body. CBD is short for active cannabidiol, which […]

Over the past few months, Americans have become remarkably close with their dogs. Stay-at-home orders were made much easier by time spent with furry friends. So, when pre-quarantine routines begin again, it will be harder than ever to leave dogs at home. You might be looking to take your dogs out for date nights, vacations, […]

This may come as a surprise: 50% of dogs by the age of 10 have missing teeth and over 85% have some stage of periodontal disease—which means there is a lot of calculus (gunk) and gingivitis (inflamed gums) in the dog’s mouth. This often leads to bone loss, infection, and lots of pain. But there […]

You’ve probably heard them: those sometimes loud gurgling noises coming from your four-legged friend’s belly. Sometimes your dog might act uncomfortable, stretching out like a cat (or what’s known in yoga as Downward-Facing Dog). Perhaps he stops eating, or you see him eating grass. Sometimes your pup might act like nothing is wrong

After months of stay-at-home orders where your pets may have been thrilled with your companionship, they may have missed out on some quality activity time as many dog parks and other public spaces were closed. Plus, regularly scheduled visits to doggie day care or with pet sitters and dog walkers may have been put on […]