It’s a toxic world we live in! Sorry to start off on such a negative note - but it’s true. Our families (both two- and four-legged) come face-to-face with invisible threats...
The Adored Beast Team
Bringing you decades of animal health experience. They are product gurus, nutrition specialists, industry experts and researchers, but most importantly, pet owners, pet parents and animal lovers. The Adored Beast team is made up of people who care about the health and wellbeing of your animal family. Their fundamental goal is to provide information, advice, and experienced support you can use, each and every day, to help your pet live the longest, healthiest, happiest life possible.
Why Do Dogs Eat Poop? (& How to Curb it)
Our dogs all do things that make us scratch our heads. They roll in dead things, sniff each other's butts… eat their own (or other animals’) poop. These things are less that...
The Benefits of Marshmallow Root for Dogs and Cats
As a natural animal supplement company, we rely a lot on Mother Nature. We look to her for the answers first, and use what she provides us whenever we possibly can. ...
Caring for a Senior Dog: Important Pieces of Advice
In our house, we have a 5 year old and a 14 year old. That means a wild and crazy one still in her younger years, and a beloved senior gal who moves just a little slower....
Tips for Supporting a Senior Cat
At any age our animals are precious, but as they get older, and require a little more attention and compassion, they become even more so. November is Senior Pet Month,...
Benefits of Colloidal Silver for Pets (& How to Find the Right One)
Colloidal silver for pets is well known and well loved by many pet parents. Its anti-viral, anti-fungal, natural antibiotic, and anti-microbial properties make it a go-to in...
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