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Kitten Seizures: Causes, Symptoms and Treatments

March 12, 2017

Simply reading the words “kitten seizures” is almost enough to induce a seizure for any animal-lover. Tiny, roly-poly kittens suddenly violently shaking and convulsing? It seems unthinkable – but it’s more common than you think. Like their canine counterparts, many cats are predisposed to congenital epilepsy. But other factors can cause seizures in kittens as…

How Much Food Should I Feed My Dog?

February 16, 2019

Whether you’re welcoming an adopted dog to your family, trying to manage your senior pooch’s weight, or raising a new pup for the first time, knowing how much (and how often) to feed your canine companion is vital to his health. Although feeding your dog isn’t a terribly complex task, there are several key factors…

Canna-Pet® Exclusively Uses Organic, Non-GMO and Toxin Free Hemp

June 26, 2014

Industrial hemp is a global crop, produced in most of the world. Hemp plants absorb heavy metals, toxins, and even radiation from soil at a very high rate—in some cases the hemp is intentionally planted to detoxify the soil to ready it for food crops. While that’s good for the environment, plants grown under such…

Cannabinoids and Terpenes Beyond the Hemp Plant

August 15, 2015

The ECS is an integral part of mammalian physiology, discovered in the mid-1990s by Israeli researcher Dr. Raphael Mechoulam, and named after the plant that led to its discovery. For nearly twenty years it was assumed that hemp compounds only originated in the hemp plant. Then, in 2008, a radical change occurred when it was revealed that Beta-caryophyllene is a dietary terpene. Within a…

What Happens if A Dog Eats Chocolate?

February 28, 2018

As a dog owner, you may already know that your dog shouldn’t eat chocolate. But you may not know why chocolate should be avoided in dogs. Chocolate is toxins to dogs, but the size and weight of your dog determines the risk and impact it could have. Learn how much chocolate is toxic and which…

What is the Average Lifespan of a Horse?

January 6, 2019

The lifespan of a horse actually ranges from 20-30 years, while on average most horses living to be about 25 years old. There was even a time when 25 years was considered a very long life for a horse, not just average. But with enhanced medical care and a deeper knowledge of equine health, many…

What to Feed a Dog With Diarrhea

May 18, 2018

If your dog is suffering from diarrhea, it can make you feel helpless to watch them be uncomfortable without knowing what to do to help them and make them feel better. One of the biggest concerns pet owners have when their dog is suffering from diarrhea is figuring out what to feed a dog with…

Can Your Dog Get a Cold?

March 28, 2017

“Achoo!” Ah, the all-too familiar sound of a co-worker or family member coming down with a cold. While humans pass the cold virus to one another, is it possible that your dog could come down with the very same illness? Common Symptoms of a Dog Cold To answer that first question in one word: no.…

Can Dogs Eat Peanut Butter?

February 12, 2018

One of the most well-known and classic treats for dogs is peanut butter. Your canine friend will probably salivate immediately upon you opening a new jar of peanut butter. However, many people fail to realize that not all peanut butters are created equally when it comes to being safe for dogs. This article will explore…

Can Young Dogs Get Cancer?

April 25, 2017

If you were to step foot into the waiting room of a veterinary oncology specialist—that is, a veterinarian who specializes in cancer in dogs—you wouldn’t expect a room full of puppies. In fact, research finds that dogs with lymphoma average between six and nine years old. Unfortunately, like their human counterparts, young dogs can and…

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