Good nutrition is the foundation of good health. Feeding your dog a wholesome diet along with the proper supplements will ensure he is getting everything he needs. This article presents a handy A-Z glossary of 20 of the most common vitamins, … Read More
Poor socialization, abuse, traumatic events and even genetics can cause fear-based behaviors in a dog. You can’t undo his past, but you can help alleviate his anxiety. Joe and Melissa adopted a young mixed breed from a rescue group. Shilo … Read More
Packed with nutrients, these colorful foods can help keep his eyes sharp by protecting against a variety of vision problems. Eye health in dogs has become the talk of the town. There’s more and more discussion about eye disease and vision … Read More
If you are like most pet guardians, you often feel tremendous guilt for leaving your best pal at home alone all day. You know your dog will have a long, boring day just waiting until you arrive back home. You … Read More
The rising temperatures signal the fun summer months of backyard barbecues, vacations and more time spent outside (with a cool drink in hand). But, the scorching days of summer can also present unique hazards for your pets. 1. Never leave … Read More
In North America, obesity is the most common preventable disease in dogs. Approximately 25-30% of the general canine population is obese, with 40-45% of dogs aged 5-11 years old weighing in higher than normal. What is obesity? Obesity is an … Read More
Countless studies have detailed the benefits of using a Dog Walker to exercise and train their furry friends. Here are the Top 5 reasons it could be the right choice for your pet(s) today: Obesity, arthritis, heart disease, cancer, boredom, … Read More