Pets

Every dog deserves more than basic care. Spending quality time with dogs is important because they thrive on emotional engagement. They need more than walks and meals; they seek connection. Spending quality time fosters trust and strengthens the bond. This interaction fulfills their emotional needs, promoting a happier, healthier life. Understanding Separation Anxiety Many dogs experience The post Building a Stronger Bond Through Quality Time with Your Dog appeared first on Animal Wellness Magazine.

Caring for a beloved companion involves more than just routine check-ups. Holistic animal care offers a perspective that emphasizes overall approach to the health and happiness of your furry friend. You have the power to enhance your furry friend’s quality of life. Embracing Holistic Treatments Holistic treatments provide a comprehensive approach to health. Acupuncture, for The post Holistic Health Care Promises a Longer, Healthier Life for Your Furry Companion appeared first on Animal Wellness Magazine.

Pet supplements should contain beneficial natural ingredients that support whole-body health, including elk velvet antler, nature’s perfect supplement. Elk velvet antler (EVA) is a unique and renewable supplement that offers a wide range of health benefits for dogs and cats. Harvested humanely from male elk, this natural resource is rich in many beneficial nutrients that The post Meet Elk Velvet Antler: Nature’s Perfect Supplement! appeared first on Animal Wellness Magazine.

Learn more about feline communication and what your cat’s noises really mean! Have you ever wondered what your cat is saying with their meows, purrs, and chirps? Cats can be a bit elusive, but their sounds can tell you a lot about their world. Each sound, from a gentle trill to a loud yowl, has The post What Your Cat’s Unique Sounds Can Teach You About Feline Communication appeared first on Animal Wellness Magazine.

Managing epilepsy in dogs can be challenging, especially when it resists medication. Many of these dogs suffer not only from seizures, but also anxiety and ADHD-like symptoms.  Recently, researchers from the Texas A&M College of Veterinary Medicine and Biomedical Sciences (VMBS) and the Center for Systems Neuroscience in Hannover, Germany made a fascinating discovery. They The post Fecal microbiota transplants for drug-resistant epilepsy in dogs appeared first on Animal Wellness Magazine.