Does Late-Night Lighting Affect Your Furry Companion
If you love staying up late with the TV blazing or the lights on full blast, you may not realize how nighttime lighting affects dogs…
Author: Animal Wellness Academy
AW ACADEMY is a natural extension of our 25 years of experience publishing Animal Wellness, Equine Wellness and Innovative Veterinary Care Journal. We believe that everyone has a responsibility to care for animals to the best of their ability utilizing the most natural and minimally invasive means possible. We feel strongly that it’s better to promote a preventative healthy lifestyle for our pets instead of taking a wait-and-see approach. We also fiercely advocate for the quality of animals’ lives, supporting animal rescues and welfare organizations both financially and through our editorial.
Hardwired Similarities Between Your Furry Feline and the Big Cats in the Wild — And the Takeaway
Have you ever watched your cat stalk a toy mouse across the living room floor and thought, “Wow, that looks like something I’d see on…
Regenerative Grazing for Horse Owners
Regenerative grazing is gaining attention in equine management for good reason—it shifts the focus from simply “using” pasture land to actively improving it. For horse…
6 Canine Conditions That Benefit From Heat Therapy
Many veterinary professionals look for safe, effective, and non-invasive complementary and alternative ways to help patients feel better and heal faster. Heat therapy, also known…
A Reactive Dog Isn’t a Bad Dog. Here’s What Their Behavior Really Means.
Your dog lunges at another dog across the street, barks at a delivery worker, or freezes when a stranger walks by. In the moment, it…
5 Ways Veterinary Professionals Can Improve Client Compliance
Veterinary professionals know that the best treatment plan in the world only works if the client follows through at home. Client compliance is one of…
Nutritional Testing for Dogs and Cats: Ascertain if Patients Are Getting the Right Nourishment
Measure key nutrient levels with nutritional testing for dogs and cats to guide proactive dietary interventions. Despite best efforts, dietary adequacy is often assumed rather…
What Every Dog Parent Should Know About Lyme Disease
If you spend time outdoors with your dog — whether hiking through wooded trails or just playing in the backyard — Lyme disease is something…
Herbal Support for Stress During Travel and Competition
Horses are highly sensitive animals, and even small changes in environment can trigger a significant physiological stress response. Travel, competition schedules, and unfamiliar surroundings can…
Unlocking the Canine Gut: A New Era in Dog Microbiome Research
Veterinary professionals have long recognized the importance of gut health in our canine patients. Yet, for years, our understanding of the canine gut microbiome has…
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…
How to Fight Plaque Before It Becomes a Problem for Your Dog
Plaque buildup is one of the most common health issues in dogs, and the good news is that there are steps you can take to…
