Dog Health News

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

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.

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.

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.

Poor nutrient absorption is more common in dogs than many owners realise. Here are five key signs your dog may not be absorbing nutrients properly.

Your dog seems worse after a health change — don't panic. It could be the Herxheimer Reaction, a natural die-off response that means the change is working.

A growing body of research and a new wave of canine supplements suggests that modern dog diets, however well-intentioned, may be leaving some significant nutritional gaps. The question isn't whether your dog is fed. It's whether your dog is truly nourished.

Could your dog's gut be the secret to a healthier coat? Discover the science behind the gut-skin connection and how CaniNectar supports it from the inside out.