The world in which we reside is getting increasingly stressful, and not just for us but for our pets, too. With this past Fourth of July some pets that have never seemed to mind the loud bangs of the fireworks are suddenly shaken. We find the most frustrating part of having an anxious animal on your hands is that they are often quite misunderstood. With some simple supplements you can help them recover from a bout of anxiousness and even prevent future outbreaks by bringing the brain back to its optimal functionality.
It's no secret around here what my favorite raw dog food company is - Raw Bistro! In May, Jill and I were lucky enough to travel out to Minnesota to see their facility and take a tour with Justin Magnuson (VP of sales) and Bob Lau (Production Manager).
Dr. Christina Cole of Advanced Animal Chiropractic is back on our blog today to talk about what you can expect from a follow-up pet chiro session with her. She does dog and cat adjustments at the The Pet Beastro every two weeks. Her next session at the store will be on Tuesday, June 30 from 5 - 8 p.m. For more information or to schedule a session, call the store today at 248-548-3448.
As you may know, Take Your Dog to Work Day is coming up at the end of this week. To help you decide whether or not you should bring your pooch into the office (after you've gotten consent from your employer, of course!) we've invited expert trainer Kat Stevens-Stanley to share her insight with us.
Knowing the difference between allergies and food intolerance is a crucial part of getting your animal back on the road to wellness. Today, we're discussing the difference between these two and why it matters.
