Why Is My Dog Aggressive? The Surprising Gut-Brain Connection You Need to Know About
Emerging science reveals a gut-brain connection that may explain why dogs become anxious or aggressive — and how supporting the microbiome could change their behaviour.
Does your dog follow you from room to room? The science increasingly suggests it's a sign something deeper is going on — and the gut may hold the answer.
Meet Maggie, a 13.5-year-old spaniel who rediscovered her zoomies thanks to CaniNectar. Her story will make your heart sing.
Meet Bella, a beloved Rottie battling IBD who's defying the odds. Her coat is gleaming, her weight is stable, and her spirit? Absolutely unbreakable.
Is Your Dog's Anxiety Actually a Gut Problem?
Your dog's anxiety might actually be a gut problem. Emerging science is uncovering powerful links between the canine microbiome and mood — here's what the research says.
Meet Alfred and Nelly, two pups whose transformation speaks for itself. From fussy meals to happy bowls, plus glossier coats, thanks to CaniNectar
Why Does My Dog Smell? The Surprising Gut Health Connection to Yeasty Coats
Yeast is a naturally occurring fungus that lives on the surface of your dog's skin. In small, balanced amounts, it causes no problems whatsoever. However, when the conditions are right yeast can proliferate rapidly and begin to cause real discomfort.
Why B Vitamins Are Essential for Your Dog's Health — And How CaniNectar Can Help
B vitamins are involved in almost every major biological process in your dog's body, from converting food into energy to keeping the nervous system firing correctly.
We Obsess Over Dog Food Labels...But What About Everything Else in the House?
Your home could be exposing your dog to hormone-disrupting chemicals around the clock. Here's what phthalates are, where they hide, and what you can do about it.