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Healthy Paws Herbal Labs The Golden Years ~ End of Life Program The later part of our pet’s lives can be the best. You know their routine; they know your routine. The bond is stronger than ever. Trust and love have been established and you know you have each other’s backs. Our unique companionship with our pet is something different than what we experience with friends, partners, and spouses which makes it difficult for when our pet’s health starts to decline. Sometimes it is obvious when it is time to transition and other times it seems to become a negotiation...

      Loud noises can give anyone anxiety, now add the fact your pet has no context or idea what the Fourth of July means. Anxiety is an elevated response of nervous system which is exhausting when experiencing it for long periods of time. It can also be very harmful for pets with existing cardiovascular disease. “If you know your pet has noise phobias it is better to retreat then try to recover from the anxiety. Animals with heart disease have less ability to compensate for high stress conditions.” Says Dr. Andrew Cruikshank at Metropolitan Animal Specialty Hospital in...

It can thin the blood increasing your pet’s risk for bleeding as well negatively affect the gallbladder’s function of releasing bile.  Turmeric also binds to iron which can lead to anemia if taken excessively.