Holistic Pet Therapy Center

04/29/2025

ON SALE NOW
Limited sizes available. Call our office 330-266-2500 for available sizes and prices.
ThunderShirt® for Dogs
The Dog Anxiety Vest That Is Already Used by MILLIONS of Dogs
ThunderShirt® is the original, vet recommended, natural calming solution that may reduce anxiety in dogs in a drug-free way. Like swaddling an infant, our dog anxiety vest's patented design applies gentle, constant pressure to calm all types of anxiety, fear, and over-excitement issues in dogs. 80% of ThunderShirt® users see improvement in their dog’s anxiety when using the shirt*.

The ThunderShirt® is recommended for thunder, fireworks, separation anxiety, travel, & vet visits. Treat anxiety, fear, and over-excitement in style! You’ll love the ThunderShirt®’s calming effect on your dog.

ThunderShirt® For Cats
ThunderShirt® for Cats is the original, natural calming solution for cats. The patented design applies a gentle, constant pressure that has a significant calming effect on most cats. Using pressure to relieve anxiety in people and animals has been a common practice for years, like swaddling an infant, or using a weighted blanket.

The ThunderShirt® for Cats is perfect for reducing anxiety during vet visits, nail trimming, travel, or other general anxiety issues. Preventative vet visits are very important for maintaining cat health. Thousands of families have seen the ThunderShirt transform their vet visits/travel, and have been able to provide better and more consistent care for their beloved cats.

04/23/2025

Want to give your dog a nutritious treat they'll love? Learn how to make bone broth at home with our step-by-step guide, packed with essential minerals and nutrients that support gut health, immunity, and joints. Click to discover the recipe!

04/23/2025

🌱 Don’t wait for fleas to show up — stop them before they land on your dog!
Here’s how to flea-proof your yard naturally so your pup can enjoy the outdoors itch-free:

🪱 Release the nematodes – these little garden helpers eat fleas before they reach your dog
✂️ Mow often – short grass = fewer hiding spots
🌿 Plant flea-repelling herbs – think lemon balm, rosemary, basil & mint near your doors and garden beds
🌀 Spread food-grade diatomaceous earth – it dehydrates flea eggs before they hatch
🧄 Spray garlic water – yep, garlic is a natural flea repellent (and it’s safe when used properly!)

All-natural, easy, and effective. Your dog (and your yard) will thank you. 💚🐾

👉 Get the full how-to here:
https://www.dogsnaturallymagazine.com/best-home-remedies-fleas/

04/02/2025

11/18/2023

Pamela Fisher DVM was interviewed about her non-profit Rescue Animal Mp3 Project that aired on Fox 8 Cleveland last night and now is posted online at

It sounds like typical classical music, but there is nothing ordinary about these compositions and how they soothe distressed animals.

11/17/2023

Dr. Pamela Fisher was interviewed by Fox 8 Cleveland News about her non profit Rescue Animal Mp3 Project, where calming music has been donated to more than1470 shelters, sanctuaries and rescues to help soothe the hearts & minds of the rescued animals.

**The interview will air on Fox 8 Cleveland this Friday 11/17 at 6pm and 10pm newscasts and then posted online at Fox8.com

10/04/2023

New in our store
My Perfect Pet gently cooked dog and cat food.
Call our office to check availability 330-266-2500
Currently only offering porch pick up

10/04/2023

New in our store
Primal Gently Cooked dog and cat food.
Call our office to check availability 330-266-2500
Currently only offering porch pick up

04/19/2023

Create a Tick-Safe Zone Through Landscaping
You can make your yard less attractive to ticks depending on how you landscape. Here are some simple landscaping techniques that can help reduce tick populations:

Clear tall grasses and brush around homes and at the edge of lawns.
Place a 3-ft wide barrier of wood chips or gravel between lawns and wooded areas and around patios and play equipment. This will restrict tick migration into recreational areas.
Mow the lawn frequently and keep leaves raked.
Stack wood neatly and in a dry area (discourages rodents that ticks feed on).
Keep playground equipment, decks, and patios away from yard edges and trees and place them in a sunny location, if possible.
Remove any old furniture, mattresses, or trash from the yard that may give ticks a place to hide.

01/04/2023

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