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Ugh… microplastics are everywhere. They’re in the air we breathe, the water we drink, the soil our food grows in, and even inside the bodies of animals and people. Over the last several years, researchers have become increasingly concerned about how these tiny particles may affect long-term health, including the health of our dogs and cats.

Our animals are everythin...


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Here at Adored Beast Apothecary, we get questions all the time about cat vomit. People come to us asking why it happens, what it might mean. And of course, what they can do to help their kitties.

So, we sat down with Adored beast Founder Julie Anne Lee to get the skinny on cat vomit. She told us some of the reasons why a cat might be throwing up, the simple things w...


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Right now, our youngest, Jones, is shedding. A LOT. She’s a mix of who knows how many breeds (we call her our little Heinz 57 pup), but there’s no doubt a big portion of her genetic makeup is husky. My heart dog, Inuk, was a purebred husky, and she shed a lot, too. We are well used to the fur cyclones that take over the house, car, clothing, etc., this time of year (spring). ...


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If you’ve ever sliced into a juicy kiwi and caught your dog watching closely, you might be wondering: can dogs eat kiwi?

We love adding fresh food to the bowl and switching things up for our pets. Fruits and veggies are an easy way to add variety – both with taste and nutrients – and the list of dog-friendly produce is long. Let’s take a closer look at whether kiwi...


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Bladder infections in dogs and cats are fairly common. They can be painful, and are not something that will just go away on their own.

And unfortunately, sometimes they’re mistaken for other issues that look the same.

So, when your cat starts crying when she pees, or your dog is asking to go out 25 times a day, what’s going on, and what can you do?

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