To keep our dogs happy and healthy, we still have to go outside even when the weather is less than ideal. Even if you live in a place where the temperature doesn’t dip as low as other places, the air gets dry, winds shift, and allergies can rear their ugly heads. Yuck. Thankfully, we know a thing or two about winter’s effect on dogs, and we’re here to help.
Okay, truth time. Do you have a lazy dog at home? A pooch who has lost his pep? It happens to the best of us, both human and canine. Keeping your dog active is very important to his overall health and wellbeing, especially as they get on in years. We have some tips to get up and get moving again.
We won’t sugar coat it; 2020 was a rough year for a lot of people. But one positive impact that staying at home has had on a lot of households is more time with our furry family members.
If you’re like us, you know Thanksgiving wouldn’t be the same without your four-legged best friends at (near) the table. Keep them safe and full this year with these Turkey Day safety tips.
Blueberries have a clearly defined place as being a top superfood for us humans, but is the same true for your dog? Learn if this nutritionist favorite should make its way to your pup's bowl.
We all want our pups to have happy, healthy golden years. Thankfully, you can help ease the symptoms of common aging ailments in senior dogs with these four easy tips.
Socially, it’s becoming more popular to feed your pup a grain-free diet, regardless of allergies or digestion issues. But is this really necessary? Get the inside scoop on this hot topic.
Performance dogs and those with particularly active lifestyles need to properly repair their muscles after more strenuous training. This requires the right blend of carbs + proteins.
At eight weeks, most puppies are deemed ready for their new homes. The reality is, we wean puppies from their mother’s milk earlier than happens in the wild. So we created Puppy Gold.
During activity, and especially in the heat, dogs risk overheating and dehydration. Learn how to recognize signs early and the steps you can take to keep your pups safe.
Dogs don’t have sweat glands like we do, except in their paws. They pant whenever they are overheated, but not all pups immediately turn to water. Thankfully, we have a hydration trick.
Summer is here, and there are plenty of outdoor activities safe for you and your pup. Check out our tips on staying cool, geared up, and properly fueled this summer, wherever adventure takes you.
