You’ve probably heard the word “cortisol” before. But what exactly is it, and why does it matter for your dog’s health? Here’s a simple breakdown of everything you need to know. What Is Cortisol? Cortisol is a hormone made by the adrenal glands, which are
The world’s leading animal communicator, Joan Ranquet, is helping dog and cat parents learn about managing pet anxiety with chakra healing! Anxiety in dogs and cats can appear as fear, reactivity, excessive vocalization, hiding, or difficulty relaxing. Not only can anxiety impact your companion animal’s
In 1962, marine biologist and nature writer Rachel Carson published her groundbreaking book, Silent Spring, which changed the way the world thought about pesticides and chemical use in our environment. Carson’s careful research revealed how widely used chemicals — particularly pesticides — were quietly making their way through
This summer, guard your dog’s paws against hot asphalt and pavement. Use simple safety tips, prevention methods, and treatment advice for burns and injuries. When sidewalks and asphalt heat up in the sun, summer walks can harm your dog’s feet. Protecting their paws from hot
If you’ve ever dealt with a dog who has an upset stomach, you know how stressful it can be. Diarrhea is one of the most common health issues dogs face, but the good news is that many cases are preventable. Here’s what you need to
Gut health and pet wellness are deeply connected, with a balanced microbiome supporting digestion, immunity, skin and coat health, and overall vitality in dogs and cats. There’s an increasing focus on digestive health in the pet space, and for good reason. The digestive tract isn’t
We all wish our dogs could stay young forever. While we can’t stop the clock, science shows that the choices we make every day can actually slow down how our dogs age on the inside. Here’s what you need to know to help your dog
Learn how chiropractic care can improve mobility, reduce stiffness, and help aging dogs stay active, comfortable, and happy. As dogs enter their senior years, their bodies begin to slow down. Joints get stiffer, muscles weaken, and everyday movements — once effortless — become more challenging.