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As we creep ever closer to 2020, a holistic approach to healthcare is more common than ever before. Nationwide, you have likely noticed a flurry of shops popping up seemingly overnight selling hemp products. However, did you know that homeopathic wellness can be effective for your four-legged friend as well?...

Many dogs’ ears perk up at the word “walk,” and with good reason. Exercise is essential for dogs. Not only does it prevent canine obesity, it provides good opportunities for training, socializing, and quality time. Regular exercise can also prevent or put a stop to destructive bad habits, and prolong...

You may have heard of instances where a dog becomes aggressive seemingly out of nowhere. However, dogs rarely bite or fight without reason. Instead, aggressive behavior is likely the result of stress that has been building up for a while.  Like humans, dogs can get stressed. Because our canines can’t...

It’s no secret that our furry, four-legged friends bring us endless amounts of joy and entertainment. Fido may not be a doctor, but he does have the ability to improve your mental and physical health. He may even be able to boost your social life.  We spend a significant amount...

Digging—like barking, sniffing, and tail wagging—is typical dog behavior. Depending on the strength of your dog’s prey drive, digging can be a relatively harmless activity (perhaps resulting in a dirty dog who needs a bath or it could lead to digging under the fence and a possible escape.  Perhaps you’ve...

If your dog exhibits destructive behaviors whenever he’s left home alone, it’s possible that it’s not just an issue of bad manners—especially if he’s house trained and generally knows which toys he’s allowed to chew on. If your pup turns your house into a scene of total chaos when you’re...

All pet owners want their furry friends to be happy and well-behaved. While there is no magic formula for instantly training a pet, crate training is a key when it comes to achieving a peaceful home environment for both you and your dog. A crate is also a safe way...

Unlike humans, dogs can’t use their words to express what they’re feeling. Sometimes they’ll use barks, whines, or growls, but more often than not, dogs rely on non-verbal communication. Having an understanding of how dogs use posture, facial expressions, and other body language such as tail wagging can help to...

Panting, like barking and tail wagging, is token dog behavior. This rapid, shallow breathing is generally paired with a lolling tongue and usually occurs after a fun-filled play session or satisfying walk.  Panting is perfectly normal behavior. However, when it’s accompanied by additional symptoms, it could be a sign that...

During the holidays, it’s common for us to indulge in some tasty treats and fun activities, and make some exceptions when it comes to dietary restrictions. When it comes to our pets, though, it’s important to keep diets and routine as close to normal as possible. It’s especially important to...