
Gallant CEO Dr. Linda Black on how you can affordably give your dog a long and happy life, thanks to science.
Check out the latest alternative pet care treatments, like massage techniques, herbal remedies, and other not-so-traditional therapies.
Gallant CEO Dr. Linda Black on how you can affordably give your dog a long and happy life, thanks to science.
It can’t be cured, but it can be managed. Partnering with your vet will be the key.
A (literal) spoonful of medicine.
Here’s how certain foods can balance your pet’s energy and even ease their allergies, according to Chinese medicine.
The founder of Crystal Lotus Veterinary Care recommends therapeutic platters, healing pet foods, electromagnetic flea/tick preventatives, and more personalized pet care options.
A key number to remember here: 21.
’Shrooms are great immune-boosters — and may even help prevent The Big C.
Dogs and cats can’t read self-help books, so a veterinary behaviorist explains how your pet may benefit from being in treatment.
A psychologist explains how stimulating scents can influence a dog’s behavior.
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Help your dog stay fit and flexible with these stretch techniques by a certified pet strength and conditioning specialist.
Dog or cat interrupting your meditation routine? Let them — they might be helping.
The mind-gut connection isn’t just for people — your dog or cat’s gut microbiome plays a big role in their health and well-being.
Veterinarian Dr. Kathy Davieds’s tips for treating achy joints, from medications to massages.
Watching your pet suffer a seizure can make you feel helpless. We asked three veterinarians to weigh in on natural remedies that show promise.
We asked four experts for the lay of the microflora landscape.