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Vaccination Alternatives

8 September, 2015

Vaccination Alternatives: This is a very controversial topic and there have been many arguments from both sides as to the safety and effectiveness. There is a growing number of Veterinarians and Doctors that are speaking out, about the hidden dangers of over-vaccination and much of this evidence is not relayed to the general public. Vaccination is not 100% effective in preventing the specific disease, and the risk of side-effects is high. Many people have noticed side-effects within hours, days or weeks after their pet has been vaccinated, but often it is dismissed as not being related to the vaccine. These…

What’s the Best Type of Pet Bowls?

27 May, 2025

Julie’s Picks – Stainless Steel, Ceramic & Glass When it comes to something as simple as a bowl, the choices might surprise you! From plastic to bamboo to elevated sets, the options can get overwhelming. But when it comes to health, hygiene, and durability, we like to keep it simple and natural. Here’s a quick breakdown of the best materials for your pet’s food and water bowls – and why we love them. Stainless Steel Bowls Stainless steel bowls are a favourite for a reason – * Super Hygienic – easy to clean and doesn’t retain bacteria. * Non-Porous –…

Why Clean, Fresh Water is Essential for Your Pet’s Health 

6 October, 2025

We all know the importance of clean water for ourselves, but did you know that your pet’s water quality matters just as much?  Just like humans, dogs and cats rely on fresh, safe water to support every system in their body, from digestion and joint function to temperature regulation and healthy organ function. But not all water is created equal, and the quality of what goes into their bowl can make a big difference to their long-term health.  Tap Water – What’s the Problem?  While tap water may seem like the easy option, it often contains added chemicals such as…

Worm & Parasite Control

3 January, 2025

Intestinal worms are a common issue for dogs and cats, and unfortunately, no furry friend is entirely immune. These parasites feed off the waste products in your pet’s digestive system, and while most dogs and cats will encounter worms at some point in their lives, it’s important to keep them in check to avoid any health issues. While a small number of worms may not cause harm, a large infestation can lead to serious problems. Some of the most common worms affecting dogs and cats are: roundworms, hookworm, whipworms, tapeworm and heartworm. In most cases it is difficult to know…