Wednesday, August 21, 2019

Natural Hairball Treatment For Cats




Hairballs may be a common occurrence, but cats that regularly get them often have a motility or digestive problem.   Long-haired cats have more of a hairball issue than short-haired cats, but poor digestion is the biggest culprit.  Hairballs form when excessive amounts of hair accumulates in the stomach and is later coughed or vomited up. Feeding a hypoallergenic, high moisture diet (avoid dry food as cats are carnivores and the starchy carbohydrates in dry food are hard to digest) along with Power Probiotic, Lypozyme and Amazing Omegas can improve digestion and motility. Add Ask Ariel's Soothing Digestive Relief to relieve discomfort.  You can also try mixing a small amount of canned pumpkin into meals. Finally brushing your cat can also help.




Thursday, August 8, 2019

Supplement For Mast Cell Tumors In Dogs


What are mast cells? Mast cells appear in connective tissue and are responsible for allergic and histamine responses. Mast cell tumors are one of the most common skin tumors on dogs. As dogs age, they may get lumps and bumps and it's important to see a veterinarian to differentiate between fatty lipomas and malignant tumors. Ask Ariel's AllerEaze contains quercetin and nettles to control histamine response, reduce inflammation and support your dog's immune system. It is a veterinary recommended supplement for mast cell tumors in dogs.  

Free cancer diet tips included with your order.  Please click on the links to learn more about AllerEaze and holistic treatments for mast cell tumors in dogs.  
Friday, August 2, 2019

FDA ISSUES WARNING ABOUT PIG EAR DOG TREATS



The FDA & CDC have issued warnings not to give pets pig ear treats due to a widespread salmonella outbreak. People have been getting sick after handling the ears & pets could get sick from eating them. Multiple products tested positive for salmonella. For your safety & your pets, the FDA is recommending ALL pig ear treats be avoided & not to touch them. If you have pig ear treats, throw them away in a secure container & carefully clean your hands & all surfaces that came in contact with them.

Pig Ear Dog Treats Linked To Salmonella Outbreak


The FDA and CDC (Center For Disease Control) have issued warnings not to give pets pig ear treats due to a widespread salmonella outbreak across many states. People have been getting sick after handling the pig ear treats and pets could get sick from ingesting them. Multiple products have tested positive for salmonella and some are being recalled. For your safety and your pets, the FDA is recommending that ALL pig ear treats be avoided and not to touch them. If you have any pig ear treats, throw them away in a secure container and carefully clean your hands and any surfaces that came in contact with them.

To learn more, click on the FDA Report
Thursday, July 25, 2019

Sago Palm Can Be Deadly For Pets



The Sago Palm has beautiful feathery foliage and is a very popular plant that is easy to grow either indoor or outdoor as it requires minimal care. However, this beautiful plant can be deadly for your pet.  It is important to be aware that while all parts of the Sago Palm are poisonous,  the seed (nut) is considered the most toxic as it contains the most Cycasin, which can lead to severe liver failure in dogs.

A dog can start to have a reaction within 15 minutes of ingesting the plant, but it can also take several hours which may make it difficult to know what is causing your pet the distress.  The amount ingested relative to the size of your pet can affect the level of toxicity. Every minute can count and the key to a favorable outcome is to seek immediate medical attention if you think your pet has consumed Sago Palm.

With early detection and quick treatment, a positive prognosis is possible and many dogs and cats make a full recovery. But, fast action is essential so that a veterinarian can use medical treatments to eliminate the toxin.  Short-term and long-term supportive care for liver function will also most likely be required.

Common signs of Sago Palm Poisoning
·         Vomiting
·         Diarrhea
·         Lethargy
·         Inappetence
·         Abnormal fluid accumulation in the abdomen
·         Abdominal pain
·         Jaundice


The Liver Support Kit -  Contains three gentle formulas Lypozyme, Power Probiotic and Liver/Gallbladder Support Formula to  support digestion and liver detoxification

Special SAMe - Powerful antioxidant scientifically proven to support liver health and detoxification (our formula is for pets over 13 pounds). Very important to use if your pet is taking NSAIDs anti-inflammatories such as Deramaxx , Metacam, Rimadyl or pain killers such as Tramadol.

Oxicell SE - Contains key antioxidants to support liver health in an easy to use topical cream





Monday, July 22, 2019

Digestive Enzymes For Pancreatitis In Cats and Dogs



Chronic canine and feline pancreatitis is more common than acute pancreatitis. It is an inflammation of the pancreas. Symptoms of pancreatitis in dogs and cats may be: loss of appetite, dehydration, vomiting and a tender abdomen. Pancreatitis treatment at home consists of a reduced fat diet and digestive enzyme supplements to help break down fats and proteins. Ask Ariel's Pancreatitis Kit includes digestive enzymes for pancreatitis in cats and dogs along with 2 home remedies that relieve symptoms and help pets feel better. Free pancreatitis diet tips with your order!

Pancreatitis And Liver Support Kit

  • Backed by science
  • Veterinary-approved and recommended digestive enzymes for pancreatitis
  • Easy to administer and well tolerated by both cats and dogs
  • Supports liver health 
  • Relieves digestive symptoms and indigestion 
  • Improves digestion of fats and protein, reducing pancreatic flare-ups 
  • Excellent for pets with elevated liver enzymes, diabetes and cushing's disease 

SAVE $10 - Kit price is $10 less than products purchased separately.
Wednesday, July 17, 2019

Many Cats Love The Outdoors But How To Keep Them Safe?



It’s a big world outside and so much to explore. Cats have a natural curiosity that can be stimulated by the sights, sounds and smells; as well as other exciting things like insects, shadows, birds and plants in the great outdoors.  Keeping your cat safe outdoors is a challenge however as there are cars, predators, bully cats,  poisonous plants and dangerous substances.  Having a "catio" is an ideal situation where kitty can enjoy the outdoors but remain safe.  Catios come in different varieties, multi-levels with all kinds of perches and designs for backyards and window boxes.  Other options include training your kitty to walk on a harness or walking together in a stroller.  If you do let your cat outside, be sure your kitty has a microchip and collar with a current ID tag.  


Tuesday, July 16, 2019

Natural Liver Support Supplement For Pets


Milk thistle is a great detoxifying nutrient to add to your pet's diet. It's active ingredient, silymarin, is a flavonoid with anti-inflammatory and antioxidant properties that protect the liver against toxins and stimulate regeneration of damaged liver cells. Ask Ariel's Liver And Gallbladder Natural Supplement for Pets contains milk thistle along with additional human-grade nutrients scientifically proven to support liver health. This easy-to-use liver support supplement for dogs and cats also improves gallbladder function and bile flow. It can help detoxify your pet from medications and environmental pollutants and toxins.


Ask Ariel's Liver And Gallbladder Natural Supplement is an excellent home remedy for pets with the following conditions:

Elevated Liver Enzymes
Pancreatitis
Gallbladder Problems
Liver Disease
Liver Cancer