Dog Wellness Advice

The itching, the scratching, the sneezing...is your pooch being irritated by the materials in their own dog bed? It's actually quite common. Read More

Nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (otherwise referred to as NSAIDs) are one of the most common pain medications prescribed to dogs. Common medical issues that are treated with NSAIDs include arthritis and generalized pain (e.g. after su… Read More

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Protecting and preserving a dog’s dental and oral care might be more important than we think it is. The heavy plaque that is found under their gums will lead to long-term health issues that will be dealt with. However, these lead to worse … Read More

No question. You are living in quarantine, and that means that your dogs are with you too. This means many changes to your normal life and also to theirs. Your dogs are susceptible to human energy including your stress, anxiety, and panic.… Read More

Does your cat or dog have gooey gunk coming from their eyes and tear-stained fur? If this happens every once in a while, it’s probably nothing too serious. However if your pet’s tears are continuous or yellowish in color, it’s time to visi… Read More

Hydrocephalus is a congenital disorder found in dogs and cats, usually at late stages in life and after some sort of head injury or a terrible infection. It is important to get your pet diagnosed early in order to obtain proper treatment. … Read More

If your dog is sensitive to topical flea treatments then you may be at your wit's end. Fleas and ticks are no fun, and in this article, we'll explore some natural alternatives for dogs that can't handle harsh flea killers. Read More

It’s breakfast, lunch, or dinner (or even snack time), and are you reaching for the wet dog food or the dry dog food? Or the chicken, duck, beef jerky, salmon, or natural biscuit snack? Are you trying the new vegetarian, vegan, or raw meat… Read More

One of the most common yet overlooked issues in America is its obesity issue. Unfortunately, that problem now applies to our pets as well. Several studies have placed the total percentage of overweight and obese dogs in the US at around th… Read More

We’ve all been there, our sweet pupper running around the house and over the sofas leaving a ton of fur behind. Of course, that’s the price we pay for having a four-legged friend but it doesn’t mean there aren’ strategies that you can use… Read More

Heart diseases in dogs can lead to abnormalities related to blood pumping, which can further cause fluid to be built up in the abdomen and chest of your dog. Heart conditions can be divided into two types, namely the heart valve and the he… Read More

Humans often end up developing allergies from the smallest of things, and it leads to reactions such as itchy skin, watery eyes, etc. Similarly, our furry, four-legged friends can develop allergic reactions to things they’re surrounded by.… Read More

Your dog is a part of the family and when there is something wrong with him or her, you want to ensure he gets the best treatment possible. You would do whatever you can for him or her just as you would for your own child. Read More

Are you living in quarantine because of the rapid global spread of COVID-19? That means that your four-pawed best friend is forced to be inside with you. Until recently, there was no evidence from the Centers for Disease Control and Preven… Read More

Read on to learn about the some key steps you'll need to carry about when your puppy comes home for the first time. Read More

Arthritis is common among all pets, regardless of age. It is important to look out for signs your dog may be in pain. There are many things you can do to help manage your dog's arthritis and joint pain as they get older. Read More

Dogs heading over to you when called is one of the most crucial training lessons a dog needs. It’s also one of the hardest ones to do effectively and requires a lot of patience. Worry not, we're here to help. Read More

There are many ways in which pets make our lives better. Read on to find out about the several physical, emotional, and psychological benefits associated with owning a pet. Read More