The largest organ system in the dog and cat is the skin. Unfortunately, when your pet’s body is prioritizing where to send valuable nutrients, the skin and coat are at the bottom of the priority system. Perhaps this is why veterinarians see more skin and coat...
There is a reason why most of our pets do not resemble the champions of Westminster. The majority of today’s pet foods only provide maintenance levels of protein, fatty acids, vitamins, and minerals. Performance animal owners supplement these diets in order to...
Are you worried that your cat may have a skin problem? Your first clue may be excessive licking, scratching, or chewing. The condition of the skin is a good indicator of your cat’s overall health. The cat’s skin acts as a barrier and is the first line of...
What is a Healthy Skin & Coat? Let’s explore why a healthy skin & coat is important. The skin is the largest organ of the body. Depending on the species and age, the skin may be 12 to 24% of a pet’s total body weight. The skin is also one of the...
The skin and coat are your pet’s first line of defense in protecting them against environmental damage from insects, bacteria, parasites, and the weather. Veterinarians have recently experiencing an increase of skin and coat problems with their clients, likely...
