Gut Health & Digestion
- November 01, 2024
Karnlea was founded by Lara McCullough, a pet lover from Northern Ireland. Following the sale of her successful pet supplement business - prompting Lara to start a new chapter with the launch of Karnlea. Let's look at her range of supplements and see how they may work for you?
Bone Broths
Karnlea Bone Broth was born in 2021 when Lara, the founder, realised the need for a bone broth that could be kept in a cupboard or on the shelf, freeing up valuable freezer space for our pet's food.
Karnlea were the first company to bring a cupboard-friendly broth out in the UK and Ireland.
- May 22, 2024
If you're a dog owner, chances are you've heard of anal gland issues. These small sacs located on either side of your dog's anus can cause discomfort and even pain if they become impacted or infected.
In this blog post, Proflax will provide some information about the causes and symptoms of anal gland problems together with information about Proflax Bottoms Up, a natural and effective supplement that will help to keep your dogs bottom healthy and happy!
Understanding Anal Glands: Causes and Symptoms
Anal glands secrete a smelly substance
- March 05, 2024
Boil and Broth are a British bone broth manufacturer and producer of fermented drinks including water kefir juice and apple cider vinegar. Bone Broth is a fantasic way to incorporate a variey of rich nutrients to your dogs diet to help improve their over all health. In this blog, we'll explore the many advantages of bone broth for dogs and why it's become a popular addition to their diets.
Rachel Down founded Boil and Broth back in 2018 and they are the only UK Bone Broth Manufacturer to hold a dual license to sell Bone Broth for both human and pet consumption. Rachel started the business from one slow cooker in her house making bone broth and kefir water for friends
- February 22, 2023
Did you know that we have 7 different probiotic formulas at Adored Beast??
A frequent question we get asked is what is the difference between the different probiotics that Adored Best sell?
Firstly, why are probiotics important? Over 80 percent of the immune system comes from the gut. A normal digestive tract contains both “good” and “bad” (pathogenic) bacteria. A healthy gut helps the whole body not only stay healthy, but thrive!
Unfortunately, there are many things that damage the gut environment, causing it to become ‘unbalanced’ and creating much of the chronic
- January 31, 2023
This is a question that we frequently get asked as pet parents are concerned their dogs or cats may be constipated.
It is always a good idea to keep an eye on your pet's bowel movements and observing their poop. What your dog is fed / eats will affect your pet's poop. Sometimes it may be drier; at other times looser. If your pet is not allowed to evacuate when the urge is there, they may develop a habit of holding their stools. If your pet is straining when passing stools / the stools are hard and dry then this could be a sign of constipation.
Many factors can contribute to constipation including diet and inactivity. Manx
- April 10, 2021
Eating grass is a common behaviour in dogs and cats, and there's no doubt that the occasional nibble is quite normal. When this becomes habitual, compulsive or excessive however, there is usually an underlying reason which needs addressing if this is to be resolved.
In Vince The Vets experience, the commonest causes of this, and measures which most often help are as follows:
1. Gut Flora (Microbiome) Disturbances
Healthy bowels are home to a dynamic array of beneficial bacteria and other microorganisms, which assist in the breakdown of food and the assimilation of the nutrients
- February 02, 2021
Four Leaf Rover offer three different probiotic products. So you're probably thinking "what's the difference?" and "which probiotic is best for my dog?" Read on to find out.
PROTECT is a daily probiotic for the maintenance of a healthy gut. With whole food prebiotics and healthy soil based probiotics as well as other great ingredients.
- September 20, 2020
I often recommend the ‘healthful’ benefits of home-made bone broth, which makes a fantastic base for stews and soups, as it is full of nourishing substances. Well dogs and cats love it too and it makes a super nutritious and inexpensive treat or an additional source of nourishment...
Why is bone broth so good for our pets?
Bone broth, which is easily digestible, essential, anti-inflammatory, gut healing nutrients such as amino acids the building blocks of protein, easily absorbable forms of minerals such as calcium, magnesium, sulphur, silicon, phosphorus and chondroitin, glucosamine & gelatin which have been released into the water as the bones have been simmered.
- February 25, 2020
Probiotics can support the healthy bacteria in your dog's gut supporting a healthy immune system, but which probiotics are best for your pets?
The short answer is yes. A more complete answer is yes, but human probiotics is not the best treatment to maintain your dog’s gut health. And over the years various studies have confirmed that probiotics can support the healthy bacteria in your dog’s gut, contributing to a healthy immune system. Just like they do in us.
But not all probiotics are created equal. Can you give your pets human probiotics for example? Although giving your dog human probiotics won’t do them any harm, it’s unlikely to have any significant benefits for their digestive system.