When you eat well, you feel well. It’s the same for your dog. Bright eyes, a gleaming coat, and a wagging tail are outward signs of canine happiness and nourishment.  You probably know healthy, whole foods offer your pup the nutrition he needs to look and feel his best. That’s why you’re researching pet food.…

Pet parents looking for new foods to introduce or different sources of nutrients dogs need might consider adding seafood to their dog’s diet. If you’ve ever wondered whether or not dogs can eat shrimp, here’s everything you need to know about feeding shrimp and other shellfish to your furry friend. Can I Let My Dog…

There are two types of dogs when it comes to mealtime. Some dogs will eat almost anything you put in front of them. On the flip side, some dogs may turn their nose up at their food bowl. If your dog is the latter type, you may be wondering “Why is my dog a picky…

If you have a picky eater, you know how frustrating it can be to get them to eat their food. You’ve tried everything, from different brands of kibble to wet dog food to homemade meals, but nothing seems to work. You wonder, “What else can I add to my dog’s food to get them to…

Salt, also known as sodium chloride, is an essential part of your dog’s diet, just like it is an essential part of your diet. But, just as is true for human foods, large amounts of salt can cause problems. Let’s take a closer look at what amount of salt is good for dogs and what…

Liver shunts in dogs can be a serious medical issue. Although it can happen in any dog or cat, some small and large breed dogs are more likely to develop this potentially life-threatening condition. To really understand it, let’s take a closer look at what a liver shunt is, which dogs may be at greater…

Itchy skin, watery eyes, and sniffles can affect your pup. Yep, fall allergies in dogs are a thing, and they’re triggered by the same environmental factors that affect humans.  Pollen, mold, dust mites, and certain types of grass, among other factors contribute to fall allergy symptoms. These environmental allergens can make your dog miserable. So…

You can share plenty of things with your dog, like certain human foods or favorite blankets. High on the list of things pet owners shouldn’t share with dogs are several human medications. Why are human medications toxic to dogs? The short answer is that dogs metabolize medications differently than humans. Their bodies aren’t able to…

As it is with humans, your dog’s digestive system is an important part of their overall health. As the National Institute of Health puts it, the digestive process is vital because your body needs nutrients from food and drink to work properly and stay healthy — the same applies to your pup! Understanding how your…