Last week we had a particularly cold week, typical up here in the Great White North. And although the snow is welcomed by our crew, the cold, dry, winter weather isn’t so...
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.
Heart Health Tips for Dogs and Cats
Heart disease is a scary condition - and one many humans have dealt with, either with themselves, or a loved one. And sometimes, that loved one is a dog or cat. ...
Joint Support for Cats: 5 Helpful Tips
We all love our pets, and it's our responsibility to try and provide the very best to ensure our cats live long, healthy, happy lives. But sometimes it can be easy to forget...
Dog Dementia: Dealing with Canine Cognitive Dysfunction
A few years ago, as she was getting older, we noticed that our senior girl, Inuk, was wandering a lot at night. She’d become confused about things that hadn’t changed, and...
Safe Houseplants for Pets (& Ones to Avoid)
Back in 1989, NASA did a clean air study looking at the best air purifying plants out there. The goal was to research ways to clean the air in sealed environments like space...
Can Dogs Eat Bananas?
Banana smoothies, banana bread, banana muffins, banana chips, banana pudding, banana cream pie… oh the options. Even just on their own as a simple, healthy snack, bananas...
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