If you’ve been following our blogs these days, we have focused a lot on water. From that, you’ve learned that faucet-mounted water filters reduce lead and other metals from tap […]
Water Filtration Systems: Choosing the Right One for Your Home Read More »
As much as we at Hemopet advocate feeding your animal and bird companions some fruits and vegetables, we also have been writing about what’s lurking in your water and food.
Fruit and Vegetable Washes: Yes or No? Read More »
Was your first reaction, “That’s easy. Peanut butter.”? Peanut butter is definitely one method to get your companion pet to take medication. Problem is that peanut butter is highly allergenic
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A disturbing and tragic report came out in 1997 that chronicled the deaths of three cats in New Zealand. Upon necropsy, each of the cats’ blood had a brownish discoloration.
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Before we get started, we have to put on our chemistry caps. Chemistry of Nitrates and Nitrites Nitrates and nitrites are chemical compounds that consist of nitrogen and oxygen. A
How do nitrates and nitrites affect our companion dogs? Read More »
The involvement of animals in classrooms has become more and more popular lately. In fact, a study carried out by the Waltham Centre has recently found that “the inclusion of
Pets in the Classroom: 4 Reasons Why They Help Children Study Read More »
Acral lick granulomas – which are also known as acral lick dermatitis – are skin lesions that are typically found on a dog’s lower limb or flank and are caused
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If you think your companion dog has hot spots and look it up on the internet, you will be bombarded with three different terms: superficial pyoderma, acute moist dermatitis, or
Before we get into the United Nations (UN) report entitled “Climate Change and Land: an IPCC special report on climate change, desertification, land degradation, sustainable land management, food security, and
UN Lays Out the Case for Plant-Based Diets Read More »
Null Hypothesis: Animal ingredients are essential for amino acid homeostasis in dogs. Alternative Hypothesis: Animal ingredients are not essential for amino acid homeostasis in dogs. Homeostasis Definition: Any process that
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