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How to Help a Dog With Arthritis at Home
Have you noticed your dog slowing down, or hesitating to take a walk or play their favorite game? They may suffer from arthritis, a painful condition that affects their joints. While many pet owners think of arthritis as an older dog’s disease, young dogs can also develop arthritis, especially if they have other joint conditions,…
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How to Prevent Travel Sickness in Dogs
No one wants a road trip with a queasy co-pilot. Dog motion sickness or car sickness can be a problem for pups without experience with car rides. We’re talking excessive drooling, panting, restlessness, and sometimes, a whole mess in the back seat. Yuck. But there is good news. You can help your dog feel better…
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Urinary Tract Infections in Dogs: How to Know if Your Dog Has One and What to Do
You know your dog better than anyone else. If you notice your dog urinating more frequently, licking their genitals, or having accidents in the house despite previous house training, you might be concerned that your dog has a urinary tract infection (UTI). UTIs are a common health issue in dogs, especially female dogs and older…
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Outdoor Activities for Dogs: Fun Ways to Enjoy the Great Outdoors
Wondering about the best outdoor activities for dogs? Spring in the perfect time to get outside and enjoy the fun things your dog loves! In this article, we explore the top 10 ways to have fun on outdoor adventures with your dog. From park visits to hiking and beach outings, these activities are designed to…
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What Is the Best Feeding Time for Dogs?
What is the best feeding time for dogs? Mealtimes tend to be a favorite occasion for most dogs. While feeding your pup might seem like a simple task, the “when” and “how” can make a big difference in their health, energy level, and behavior. Whether you just adopted a new puppy, have an energetic adult…
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What Kinds of Dogs are Hypoallergenic?
Looking for a family dog that won’t trigger allergic reactions? While no dog is completely allergen-free, many breeds of dogs are considered hypoallergenic because they shed less and produce less dander. These non-shedding, low-dander dog breeds make ideal family pets with all sizes and temperaments to suit yours. They’re often recommended for dog lovers who…
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Is the Green Bean Diet for Dogs Safe?
Pet obesity is a significant problem that can have a serious effect on your pet’s health. Dogs often gain weight as they age or become less active. If your dog is carrying a few extra pounds, you may want to try the green bean diet to help them slim down. It sounds great—simply add green…
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Is Lemon Juice Powder Safe for Dogs? Expert Insights from Dr. John Tegzes
As pet parents, it’s natural to question every ingredient that goes into your furry friend’s food. One ingredient that has prompted some curiosity is lemon juice powder. So, is lemon juice powder safe for dogs? We reached out to board-certified veterinary toxicologist, Dr. John Tegzes, who confirmed that lemon juice powder is considered non-toxic for…
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The Dog Microbiome: How Probiotics and Gut Health Impact Your Dog’s Well-being
You’ve probably heard the buzz about probiotics and gut health in human wellness. Grocery store shelves are packed with probiotic yogurts, fermented foods like kombucha, prebiotic sodas, and prebiotic additives. All promising better digestion, a stronger immune system, and a range of other health benefits. Are gut health products all hype, or is there something…
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How to Clean a Dog’s Ears
When was the last time you cleaned your dog’s ears? If you’re like most pet parents, it’s probably not something you think about much. Yet, doggie ear canals collect dirt and wax buildup, which may lead to issues. Fortunately, there are some common symptoms you can learn to spot. Discover the signals that your dog’s…