3 Simple Ways to Improve Dry Kibble
Dry kibble is often the convenient food choice for dog owners.…
Frequently Asked Questions About CBD for Pets
Pet owners have been turning to CBD to promote calm and relaxation in the presence of chronic pain, anxiety, and inflammation. We are frequently asked about CBD, so we wanted to create this quick primer to answer some of your most pressing questions.
The Good, Better, and Best Dental Care for Your Pet
Oral disease can be caused by diet, genetics, or poor oral care. Poor dental health can lead to other ailments, which is why pet owners should learn how to care for their pet’s teeth early. As with most ailments, prevention of oral disease is key. Taking preventative steps saves you the time, stress, and money it takes to treat oral disease down the road.
Our Team Answers Your Top 3 Questions About Pet Nutrition
At NPP, we're passionate about the health and wellness of all…
My Dog Has ‘Normal’ Poop. Does He Really Need A Probiotic Or Digestive Enzyme?
YES! 80% of your pet’s immune system resides in the gut, meaning…
Why Does My Cat Puke?
Vomiting is one of the most commonly reported clinical signs noted in feline veterinary exams. While many cat owners fancy their cats as just having “sensitive stomachs” or simply “eating too fast”, chronic vomiting is not by any means healthy or ‘normal’.
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Be Proactive for Your Pet’s Joints
/ Jenna HarrisonJoint health is a topic most pet owners don’t think about until their dog or cat has begun showing signs of pain or stiffness.
The truth is, once you start to notice signs that your pet is uncomfortable, the damage has already been done to the joint. It will take time (and a larger expense) to rebuild cartilage and try to reduce inflammation. Just like with planting a tree, the perfect time to start addressing joint health is yesterday. The second best time is today.
Green-Lipped Mussels: A Natural Way to Improve Joint Health in Pets
/ Jenna HarrisonGreen-lipped mussels (GLMs) are perhaps nature’s best whole food source of nutrients to boost your pet’s joint health and mobility. They are shellfish sourced just off the coast of New Zealand, easily identified by the bright green stripe on the lip of the shell. While they offer a long list of benefits for your pet’s whole body health, they shine in their ability to relieve joint pain and stiffness.
Joint Health Solutions: Exploring Joint Supplements for Cats and Dogs
/ Jenna HarrisonJoint health is an important concern for pet owners, as joint problems can cause pain and decreased mobility in cats and dogs. Thankfully, there are a number of joint supplements that are designed to help improve joint health and reduce pain. These supplements typically contain one or more of the following ingredients: glucosamine sulfate, glucosamine HCl, chondroitin, MSM, and hyaluronic acid.
Boost Your Pet’s Immunity: A Quick Guide to Natural Supplements
/ Jenna HarrisonDiscover the impact of the right supplements, from medicinal mushrooms to omega-3 fatty acids, on your pet’s immune health and overall well-being.
Golden Paste: How and What For?
/ Michelle YaglowskiHave you heard of “Golden Paste”? It’s a healthy and easily digestible paste made from turmeric that can help …
The Perks of Pumpkin for Pets
/ Nicole R. CammackPumpkin is a commonly recommended supplement for dogs and cats for everything from loose stool to constipation to an occasional bowl topper or a regular supplement. But what is it about pumpkin that makes it so great for your pet? Let’s find out what makes this sweet treat a favorite among vets and nutritionists!
Facts, fear, sales, CBD & COVID-19
/ Nicole R. CammackNews Flash: The study in question is NOT peer-reviewed. It’s also strictly theoretical, meaning it may (likely) not work, …