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Starting Fresh in the New Year: Supporting Your Dog with Confidence

You don’t need to do everything at once. Supporting your dog naturally isn’t about perfection — it’s about intention, confidence, and building sustainable habits over time. As the new year begins, here’s a gentle reminder that growth doesn’t come from guilt. It comes from curiosity, clarity, and care.

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Gentle Support for Diarrhea and Digestive Upset in Dogs and Cats — and It Works

If your dog or cat struggles with diarrhea, acid reflux, or chronic digestive upset, Gut Soothe by Adored Beast might be the gentle, effective tool you’ve been looking for. Backed by a thoughtful blend of probiotics and anti-inflammatory herbs like marshmallow root, slippery elm, and NAG, this formula helps calm the gut, support healing, and bring lasting relief—without masking symptoms or disrupting the microbiome. Learn how Gut Soothe works, when to use it, and why so many pet parents (and their pets) love it.

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A Deeply Disappointing Update on Pet CBD in Alabama — and It’s Time to Stock Up

Starting January 1, 2026, it will be illegal to sell pet CBD in Alabama—a devastating outcome for the animals who rely on these products and the people who care for them. This post explains what the new law (HB 445) means, how it affects access to natural wellness options, and what pet parents can do to speak up and stay informed. This fight isn’t over—and our pets deserve better.

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Pumpkin Season: Nature’s Gift for Your Dog’s Gut and Beyond

Pumpkin is more than a seasonal treat—it’s a powerful, nutrient-rich food that supports digestion, gut health, immune function, and even eye health in both dogs and cats. In this post, you’ll learn how to safely prepare and feed pumpkin and pumpkin seeds, what to avoid, and why fresh, organic options are best. Whether you’re supporting a sensitive stomach or just adding more whole foods to your pet’s bowl, pumpkin is one of the simplest ways to nourish from the inside out.

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Hope for Senior Dogs — Backed by Nature & Evidence

Watching a senior dog age—especially when their mind starts to fade—can be heartbreaking. But there is hope. In this post, you’ll learn about Canine Cognitive Decline (CCD) and the results of The Senior Dog Study, a groundbreaking look at how functional mushrooms and adaptogens can help. With ingredients like Lion’s Mane, Reishi, and Ashwagandha, the Clarity formula from MycoDog showed remarkable results in 81% of dogs. If your senior pup is showing early signs of decline or just needs extra support, this post offers a natural, effective path forward.

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An Update from My Heart

This wasn’t the update I expected to write. I had planned to share that I’d be stepping back to spend more time with Tink—but instead, I’m grieving her sudden passing. In this post, I honor her beautiful spirit, share what happened, and reflect on the deep love and grief that comes with losing a soul dog. I’m also sharing how this loss is shaping what work will look like in the coming weeks as I navigate this transition with my family and our dogs. If you’ve ever known the pain of losing a beloved animal, I hope this post helps you feel seen.

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Supporting Your Dog’s Heart in the Summer: A Natural Approach

Summer is the season of the heart—and the perfect time to support your dog’s cardiovascular health with gentle, natural tools. In this post, you’ll learn how to care for your dog’s heart through fresh food, supplements like CoQ10 and omega-3s, calming herbs, and functional mushrooms—all through a seasonal lens rooted in Traditional Chinese Medicine.

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Paw Soaks & Herbal Rinses: A Natural Way to Soothe Itchy, Inflamed Skin

If your dog struggles with itchy paws, redness, or flare-ups during allergy season, you’re not alone—and you don’t have to rely on harsh meds to help. In this post, I’m sharing simple, natural tools like paw soaks and herbal rinses that can calm inflammation, rinse off allergens, and support the skin’s healing process—without disrupting its natural balance. From povidone-iodine to green tea and calendula, learn how to use plant-based remedies to bring real relief and comfort to your dog.

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Fireworks & Fear: How to Help Your Dog Have a Safer, Calmer Fourth of July

The Fourth of July may be festive for us—but for many dogs, it’s a night full of fear. Even calm dogs can panic when fireworks start, which is why preparation matters. Learn practical strategies to help your dog feel safe and grounded, from calming supplements and enrichment tools to environmental cues and safety reminders. Whether your dog has sound sensitivity or you just want to be cautious, this guide can help you navigate the holiday with confidence and care.

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The Myth of ‘People Food’ for Dogs

Just popping in for a short and sweet post—because nearly every time I talk to pet parents about their dog’s nutrition, someone will say, “I never give human food,” or “my vet says not to feed human food.” But here’s the thing: food is food. Every animal deserves the real stuff.

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The Skin Is the Largest Organ—What Are You Putting on It?

Not all dog shampoos are created equal—and many are doing more harm than good. In this post, learn why the skin’s absorbency matters, what to watch out for in conventional and medicated shampoos, and which safer alternatives can help soothe your dog’s skin without disrupting their microbiome. If you’ve ever reached for a “quick fix,” this gentle, thoughtful guide offers a more supportive path forward.

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Celebrating Tink and Having Hope When It Matters Most 

I’ve been carrying a lot on my heart and mind lately—especially about my girl Tink.

A few weeks ago, she began showing some neurological symptoms and significant cognitive changes, and after consulting with our veterinarian, we’re now waiting on a neurology consult. 

In the meantime, I’ve been learning everything I can about what this could be so I can support her in every way possible…

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