These comprehensive articles can guide you through the ups and down of dog ownership, from proper nutrition and exercise to training and grooming. Read through all the tips here to keep your pooch happy and improve their longevity.
If your pet is constantly itchy and miserable, the problem could be in their pet bowl. Discover how switching to a novel protein could be the gamechanger your pup needs.
It was once thought that feeding vegetables to your pet could be harmful, but now we know they are essential for not only a healthy body, but also to encourage detoxification, stimulate natural antioxidant protection and suppress tumors. Here are nine of the best veggies to feed your cat or dog.
Just when you thought it couldn't get any worse, they discover another painful outcome for this tragic breed. It's enough to make you cringe. If you want this breed, please either rescue one, or at least avoid these cruel breeders like the plague.
It's not something you find in a bottle or at the pet store; it's something much more meaningful. Find out how this important aspect of pet care helps create a stronger bond and promote lasting health and happiness for both of you.
Watch out for these old wives' tales, they can make aging much tougher than it needs to be on your pet. It's easy to write off certain symptoms as a natural part of aging, but to do so could rob your pet of years of vibrant health and comfortable living.
With a thoughtful approach to selection, preparation, and portioning, you can offer your dog the gift of balanced nourishment — straight from the water.
It doesn't often occur to pet parents to take this medical step for their pets, yet you probably do it for yourself. It can reverse a bad prognosis or save you money on a costly procedure. And who knows? Maybe you'll even end up with a much more collaborative vet.
Your dog depends on you to help her through every season of life — including her heat cycles. Understanding how these cycles work allows you to provide comfort, safety, and smart health decisions.
Most doggie dandruff actually stems from one of these 3 things. Or may exacerbate a mild issue. It's often a food issue even in the best feeding plans, but not always. It may not be food-related at all. Decide for yourself once you read this.