Looking for an easy way to keep your dog cool during the hot summer weather? We’ve got you with our top 3 favourite cooling off treats that you can make in the comfort of your own home, using ingredients (and tools) you probably already have lying around! Take a quick browse through, collect the required items and let your creativity run wild—your dog will thank you.

Is your precious pup itchy? Or are you seeing new and unusual skin symptoms? Don’t panic, skin problems are very common among dogs. It can be difficult to pinpoint what is causing skin issues or what type of problem is plaguing your dog. Although we always recommend consulting your vet, our newest blog article is a great place to begin your research on common skin problems.

You’ve just gotten to the barn and there’s something very wrong with your horse. They have been out happily grazing all day and now they look like they are rocking back onto their hind feet to keep their weight off their fronts and they don’t want to move at all. Chances are high with these symptoms your horse may be experiencing a laminitic episode.

Dogs are like us in many ways, including experiencing deteriorating health and strength as they age. Once you start to see aging signs in your furry companion, they require more assistance from us, their caregivers. The good news is that there are lots of ways you can help your senior dog in terms of mobility and overall quality of life. Here are 6 ways you can help your older dog.

We all know that humans can experience heat stress, exhaustion and stroke but what about our horses? Do you know the signs and symptoms of heat stress in horses and what to do if they are in trouble? Read on to learn more.

Dr. Kim Knock BSc, DVM is an Integrative Holistic Veterinarian who lives in Montana with her family which includes 4 cats, 3 dogs and 2 horses. Her pack also usually includes rescue residents of all shapes and sizes that are being rehabilitated back to physical and emotional health. Before becoming a veterinarian, Dr. Kim studied Wildlife Biology and worked as a Wildlife Biologist. She has been a practicing veterinarian since graduating from Colorado State University in 2002. As a lifelong learner, she has continued to expand her knowledge in ways to help her patients. This includes animal acupuncture, herbal medicine, food therapy and tui na, chiropractic for small and large animals, myofascial release, aura soma and nutrition! In addition to her busy veterinary practice, Dr. Kim also has a therapeutic line of camelina based supplements that she created specifically for animals. You won’t find her doing much if it doesn’t involve an animal!