The ability to move freely and comfortably is crucial to your companion animal’s well-being. As our beautiful pets grow older, unfortunately aching and stiff joints are often a part of that process just like us. Some breeds need extra support and are simply more prone to these issues. We've used this supplement with our dogs since 2003. All have been large breed dogs ranging from rottweilers to rescue dogs. One of our rottweilers had hip and elbow dysplasia surgery before he was 1 year old. By the time he was... Read more →

It's summer! Many of us are spending more time at home this summer and our cats may or may not be loving it. Since we've got all the extra time, why not spend some of it making sure your cat is set up for optimum health! Here are 5 tips to optimize your cat’s health: Schedule that overdue vet visit. I know, this doesn't sound fun. Even before the COVID-19 lockdowns, people were a little reluctant to bring their cat to the vet unless they really had to. I understand... Read more →

Two of the questions we are asked most often is...Where can I buy Life's Abundance products and is Life's Abundance sold in stores? Life's Abundance dog and cat foods, treats, supplements, and pet care products along with nutritional supplements and skin care for us are not sold in stores. You also will not be able to purchase Life's Abundance products online at Amazon, Chewy, or any big box store. The reason for this is we want to make sure you are receiving the dry foods as soon as possible from... Read more →

July 3, 2020 - FDA.gov issued a recall of Dick Van Patten's Natural Balance Ultra Premium Chicken & Live Pate' Formula Canned Cat Food from the J.M. Smucker Company. This was a Voluntary Recall of 1 lot of canned cat food. The J. M. Smucker Company today announced a voluntary recall of one lot of Natural Balance® Ultra Premium Chicken & Liver Paté Formula canned cat food due to health concerns likely associated with elevated levels of choline chloride. Ingesting impacted product may cause nausea with excessive salivation, constricted pupils... Read more →

Unfortunately, July 5th is one of the busiest days in both veterinary hospitals and animal shelters. Panicked pups bolt over fences leading to injuries and lost pets, unattended food gets scarfed down causing gastric problems, overheated canines experience heat exhaustion, and the list goes on. I remember when we had our pet sitting business and we would see flyers for lost pets. During our dog walks, people were out searching or we'd hear the stories first hand of pets that got sick during a celebration. The good news is that... Read more →