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Just like humans, dogs need vitamins to keep them healthy and active throughout their lives. Some supplements take a one-size-fits-all approach. But not all vitamins are created equal. And every pup is unique. So how can you choose the right vitamins to keep your best fur friend happy and healthy? Here are eight things to […]
Anxiety Supplements for Dogs
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Mar
Mar
Some dogs can eat just about anything without getting sick, including things we wish they wouldn’t gobble up. But other dogs have highly sensitive stomachs and are prone to digestive problems, even when they’re eating what seems like nutritious foods. If your pup falls into the latter category, it can be stressful to see them […]
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Nov
Nov
When we see our dogs anxious and upset, we naturally want to help. Natural and safe anxiety supplements for dogs can help your dog regain their calm, but will they make your dog so drowsy they can’t have fun and be themselves? Are natural supplements really a safe way to treat your dog’s anxiety? First, […]
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Sep
Sep
When given in the right amounts, ginger is safe and can provide amazing health benefits for your dog. These range from calming their stomachs on long car rides to preventing and treating arthritis.
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Jun
Jun
More than half of all dogs suffer from anxiety related to things like noise, travel, and crowds. Fortunately, help is available. Passionflower for dogs is a safe tool to help our pups, and high-quality supplements like Pawsomely Healthy’s Stay Calm use passionflower to soothe and calm anxious pups. 4 minute read According to a new […]
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Apr
Apr
Anxiety in dogs also causes distress for their pet parents – but there is help! This article will help you to find out if your pup is experiencing anxiety, identify what causes anxiety in dogs, and discover what treatments and anxiety supplements for dogs will help your pup overcome his anxiety and regain his happiness. […]
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Jan
Jan
If your dog is always alert, restless, reacts to every noise, and has difficulty calming down, you most likely would call this dog hyperactive. But is it a fair assessment of the dog’s behaviour? According to Clinical Behavioural Medicine for Small Animals (Karen Overall, 1997) true hyperactivity in canines is rare. Hyperactivity (referred by scientists […]