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There are so many choices in the pet food aisle — many pet parents don’t know where to start. Here’s our guide to picking the best food for your dog.

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By Dr. Ruth Moore

In today’s cyber world, there are multiple advertisements for food tests.  All these advertisements promote self-testing to learn about Al...

Spring is in full bloom (no pun intended) and pollen counts are high. There are so many different environmental triggers out there that symptoms can present themselves at any time.  While it is impossib...

Identifying the root cause of your pet’s discomfort without painful shots and numerous trips to the vet is the key to improving their physical and mental health, and it’s only attainabl...

By Dr. Ruth Moore

Gut Health, Brain Health, Food Intolerances, Allergies… What are they and how are they related?  Most people grow up believing that they have food allergies, but rarely do the...

We are right in the middle of pollen season right now. Many of our pets are itching and scratching, biting their paws, and licking themselves into having raw spots on their bodies. If this just started in the spring, it could be just ...

It’s that time of year again!  We are in full swing of allergy season.  Not only do we have to worry about the pollen count, but we also need to worry about how it might be affecting our furry friends. ...

Do you think your dog might be allergic or intolerant to something? It can be tough to distinguish between dog allergies and dog intolerances. This blog post will discu...

What we feed our pet can impact them in different ways.  Just like in humans, we need to worry about whether or not our feline friends can suffer from allergies or intolerances.  We can’t control how ou...

Cats can suffer from allergies, intolerances, or adverse food reactions just like people and dogs. If your cat is suffering from unwanted symptoms year round, chances are they are experiencing a food allergy or intolerance. If their u...