Dog anxiety can be challenging for many pet owners. Thankfully, there are natural ways to help ease your dog's anxiety, such as using herbal remedies like our Dog Calmer. This product combines several potent herbs known for their calming properties, offering a holistic approach to managing your dog's stress. In this guide, we'll delve into the benefits of these herbs, how they work synergistically, and provide practical tips for creating a serene environment for your furry friend. Understanding Dog Anxiety Common Signs of Anxiety Recognising the signs of anxiety in your dog is the first step towards helping them. Common indicators include excessive barking, destructive chewing, and uncharacteristic aggression. Some dogs may also exhibit symptoms like trembling, pacing, or drooling....
For thousands of years, Chinese medical practitioners have used herbal remedies to correct imbalance and restore equilibrium in the body. However, the efficacy of these remedies is determined by combining herbs according to various principles and characteristics. When herbs are blended correctly, they work synergistically to accomplish specific goals. Let’s look at inflammation as an example. Chronic inflammation can wreak havoc on the body and result in disease. A build-up of toxins, too much acidity, and high blood pressure are known contributors to the body’s inflammatory response. Devil’s claw contains several active compounds that help improve this response. On its own, devil’s claw is an effective anti-inflammatory. But, when combined with meadowsweet, willow bark and hawthorn, as in our Free-Mover...
It’s stressful and challenging for you and your neighbours when your beloved dog suffers from separation anxiety, and it’s surprisingly common and unnecessary. So today let’s talk about – What is separation anxiety in dogs What causes separation anxiety The symptoms of separation anxiety in dogs Can separation anxiety make your dog sick? How to treat separation anxiety Organic dog calmer Separation anxiety success stories What Is Separation Anxiety In Dogs? Separation anxiety is when your puppy or dog goes into a state of anxiety or stress because they have been left alone and haven’t been trained properly to accept this state of separation on their own. Dogs in the wild naturally separate slightly from their mothers at the age...
Kidney Failure in Dogs Kidney failure in dogs is more common than you may think and while it usually happens in older dogs, it can also happen is puppies and young dogs. Renal failure can be a huge problem and knowing the signs and causes may help keep your dog on a healthy path. As dogs mature the kidneys are sometimes the first organ to wear out, and there are some things you can do to slow down or stop these processes which are easy and organic. Three Things the Kidneys are Responsible For Processing wastes like excess protein and passing it through urine The kidneys should balance the water, salts, and acids in the canine’s body Help keep the...
Heat Stroke in Dogs – What You Should Know Humans are not the only ones on the planet that can fall prey to heatstroke. Dogs and other animals can find themselves in this heated situation as well. Because many dogs live outdoors, they are more susceptible to having a heat stroke. In fact, heat stroke in dogs happens more often than you might think. A dog’s normal temperature is already higher than humans, coming in at around 101 degrees so excessive heat and certain medical conditions can be extremely dangerous for them. Heat stroke in dogs is medically known as hyperthermia, and this usually occurs if the dog’s temperature is 106 or over. This can be very serious and...
