Nocturnal Activity in Cats
If your cat has ever pounced on your feet at 2 a.m., let out a loud meow right next to your ear, or gone on a full hunting mission through your hallway in the middle of the night — you are not alone. This is one of the most common concerns cat parents bring up, and the good news is there are gentle, natural ways to help. Why Do Cats Do This? Cats are naturally crepuscular, meaning they are most active at dawn and dusk. However, indoor cats often shift their energy bursts to nighttime hours. This can happen because of boredom,...
Retinal Degeneration: Is Your Cat’s Diet Stealing Their Vision?
Most cat parents spend a lot of time thinking about what goes into their cat’s food bowl. But did you know that poor nutrition can actually cause your cat to slowly lose their vision? It’s true — and it’s one of the most overlooked connections in feline health. What Is Retinal Degeneration? The retina is the part of the eye that receives light and sends visual signals to the brain. When the retina begins to break down, cats can experience serious vision loss — and eventually go blind. While some forms of retinal...
What Is Feline Infectious Peritonitis (FIP)?
If you share your home with a cat, you may have heard the term Feline Infectious Peritonitis, or FIP. It sounds scary — and it can be. Here’s what you need to know about this serious disease. What Is FIP? FIP is a severe and potentially fatal disease in cats. It begins with a very common virus called Feline Enteric Coronavirus (FCoV). This virus is widespread and, on its own, usually causes little to no harm. Many cats carry it without ever getting seriously ill — it may only cause mild stomach upset or no signs at...
Natural Support for Arthritis and Cognitive Decline in Aging Cats
As cats grow older, many begin to slow down, seem confused, or struggle to jump onto their favorite spots. These changes can be signs of two very common conditions in senior cats: osteoarthritis and cognitive dysfunction syndrome (CDS). The good news is that there are several natural ways you can help support your aging cat’s comfort and brain health. Understanding the Changes Osteoarthritis happens when the cartilage in your cat’s joints breaks down over time. This can cause stiffness, reluctance to move, and changes in behavior....
Death and Dying: Navigating Pet Loss with Animal Communication
Joan Ranquet explains how animal communication, emotional freedom technique, and chakra work can help you navigate pet loss and help you say goodbye to your best friend. Saying goodbye to a beloved animal companion is one of the most difficult experiences a pet parent can face. While there’s no way to make the loss easier, there are meaningful ways to be present together and create lasting memories during their final chapter. Holistic practices like animal communication, chakra healing, and Emotional Freedom Technique can help you...
Natural calming products for dogs and cats: stress relief secrets every pet parent should know
Is your dog or cat stressed out? Pet Remedy’s soothing solutions feature easy-to-use natural calming products for dogs and cats. Our dogs and cats can get as stressed as we do, though for different reasons. We might worry about the economy or world events. Our furry friends are more likely to feel anxious about thunderstorms, vet visits, or changes in routine. Even if your dog or cat is calm by nature, they can still pick up on your emotions. Here’s the good news: natural calming products for dogs and cats help ease your best...
How to prevent a dog from chasing animals
Manage your dog’s prey drive with positive training, impulse control, and reliable recall. Does your dog almost pull you off your feet every time she sees a squirrel? All dogs are predators and their prey drive is natural. You cannot entirely eliminate this behavior. But you can use positive training methods to better manage your dog’s hunting instinct. Read on for tips on how to prevent a dog from chasing animals. What does “prey drive” mean? Prey drive is a dog’s instinct to chase, capture and kill to...
Cats & Tai Chi: The Ancient Art Your Feline Already Practices
Believe it or not, your cat may already be a Tai Chi master! Tai Chi is an ancient Chinese practice focused on slow, mindful movements, balance, and calm breathing. Cats have been doing this naturally for thousands of years. 1. The Morning Stretch Watch your cat wake up and stretch every single limb with slow, deliberate purpose. This mirrors the flowing warm-up movements in Tai Chi perfectly. 2. The Stalking Walk When your cat creeps slowly across the floor — heel to toe, eyes focused — that is pure Tai Chi footwork....
Essential oils for Lyme disease and tick-borne infections in dogs
Tick-borne diseases such as Lyme are on the rise. Find out how high-quality essential oils can help support your dog’s immunity, relieve pain, and protect his vital organs. Now that spring’s here, it’s time to think about protecting our dogs from the surge in ticks and the diseases they carry. Essential oils for Lyme disease and tick-borne infections in dogs are gaining attention as a complementary approach to supporting canine health during tick season. Tick-borne diseases are proliferating Diseases carried by...
The healing power of touch: mindful grooming as canine massage
Mindful grooming transforms routine care into therapeutic canine massage. It eases stress, supports physical comfort, and deepens the bond between you and your dog. For many dog parents, grooming is a routine task. But when you approach it with intention, grooming becomes far more meaningful. Mindful grooming as canine massage becomes a therapeutic ritual. It nurtures your dog’s emotional well-being, supports physical comfort, and deepens your bond. In grooming salons, veterinary clinics, and integrative wellness practices,...
