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For many of us, summer means days full of sunshine and swimming. Whether you live near the beach, own a backyard pool, like to go fishing in a nearby river or creek, or enjoy boating on the lake, water can make for great outdoor adventures with your dog.  Playing in...

These days, more and more people are turning to holistic healing methods and healthcare approaches. If holistic health is so good for humans, why not let our furry friends benefit from it as well?  With the rise in hemp products for pets, there has also been a rise in confusion...

Many of us are familiar with common canine stereotypes: dogs hate mail carriers; dogs love bones; dogs and cats are natural-born enemies. As with many stereotypes, these are somewhat rooted in truth.  For example, dogs may not hate mail carriers specifically, but they do have a natural instinct to protect...

These days, 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? Read on to find out...

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...

According to the Association for Pet Obesity Prevention, more than half of all dogs in the United States are considered overweight or obese. If your pup is looking a little “husky,” there’s a chance he may need to shed some pounds.  As pet owners, we love our dogs unconditionally. Fido...

Is Your Dog Overweight? The Dangers of Dog Obesity In your eyes, your dog is perfect. After all, dogs are called “man’s best friend” for a reason. Of course we want our dogs to be happy and healthy, but somehow canine obesity has slipped under the radar for many pet...

Debunking the Myth of Dog Years Many of us are familiar with the concept that in terms of canine aging, one human year is the equivalent of seven dog years. However, this may just be another common dog myth.  This miscalculated misconception has been around since the 1950s; it was...

Some of us thrive in winter climates, while others of us prefer warmer temperatures. The same can be said for dogs. A common misconception among dog owners is that because dogs have fur, they have a built-in jacket and can reasonably handle cold weather. However, this isn’t necessarily the case....

As dogs age, they will experience normal changes in their health; it’s helpful to be informed about which changes are typical as your pup grows up. Regardless of your dog’s age, though, it’s important to be able to tell when they’re hurting and do our best to help ease their...