Cushing’s Disease, also known as hyperadrenocorticism, is a condition caused by excess production of hormones by the adrenal gland. Cushing’s Disease is most common in dogs and horses and, while there is no cure for the disease, there are many remedies which may have positive effects on symptoms

ULTRAmega N3 Oil is an EPA, DHA, omega 3 essential fatty acid supplement for dogs and cats; beneficial for maintaining joint health function and a normal healthy skin and coat. Supplementing with EPA & DHA may help to reduce pain and dysfunction in dogs with osteoarthritis and may

Research indicates that brewers yeast may play a beneficial role in improving the digestion and overall health in animals such as dogs, cats and horses. At Crooked Lane, we believe in sourcing natural animal health care products made from premium human grade ingredients to ensure that your animals

Pets suffer from anxiety, depression, and mental health issues, just like people. Some common signs of an anxious pet might be panting, pacing, hiding, barking, or growling, restlessness, excessive grooming, shaking, cowering, yawning or tail-tucking. Crooked Lane Solutions Naturally Calm Chews for dogs offer owners a veterinary formulated

In recent years, the world has turned its attention to natural, herbal treatment for a wide range of health problems in humans and animals. The benefits of turmeric root are well known in certain cultures and the list of ailments it can potentially help are growing by the

  Curcumin, the essential ingredient in the yellow root or spice Turmeric, is widely known for its anti-inflammatory and antioxidant properties. But this humble spice may have some surprising health benefits for dogs too. Turmeric is widely understood to help with pain relief from arthritis and joint pain. It

Chaste Tree berries are the fruit of the chaste tree berry tree and traditionally the berries were believed to promote ‘chastity’. Chaste tree Berry supplementation is thought to help symptoms of PMS and menopause in women. Horse owners and veterinarians have observed an improvement in the behaviour of