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Spotlight on People: SeaLogix Omega 3 Fish Oil

With hundreds of research investigations corroborating the health benefits of Omega-3′s, incorporating fish oil dietary supplements is a wise choice for those who wish to lead healthier lives. That’s why Trilogy (HealthyPetNet’s parent company) is now offering Sealogix™ Omega-3 Pharmaceutical-Grade Fish Oil, an ultra-concentrated, ultra-purified fish oil that is independently tested for overall quality. Trilogy [...]

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Dr. Janes’ Corner- Give Your Cat a Heart Health Exam

When I consider which trait I like most about cats, I’d have to say that it’s their mysterious manner. I never know when they will pounce on my computer keyboard, or where they will hide on a particular day. Unfortunately, they are also masters at concealing any illnesses they might have. A cat can have [...]

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February is National Pet Dental Month

It’s February, which means it’s once again National Pet Dental Health Month. Current estimates show that approximately 75% of cats and dogs over the age of three suffer from poor dental health. Oral disease represents the most commonly diagnosed health problem for companion animals. While considered an inconvenience by many pet parents, proper dental care [...]

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Trilogy Update

Trilogy, means a “group of three things that are unified by a similar idea.” For us, it signifies our commitment to offering exceptional health products for people, the planet and pets. As you already know, our pet products are formulated by Dr. Jane Bicks, a nationally-recognized holistic veterinarian, to help our companion animals live healthier [...]

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Joint Health in Dogs & Cats

  Good joint health is crucial to your companion animal’s wellbeing. The ability to walk, run, jump, to move … these physical activities represent a large part of companion animals’ lives, including their unique ability to express themselves. Unfortunately, aching and/or stiff joints are just as much a part of aging for them as it [...]

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