If your pup has common condition, there are natural ways to help as well as traditional.
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10 Healthy People Foods That Can Hurt Our Dogs
You know not to share grapes with your dog, but eggs, any caffeine, and bread dough should also be kept well out of t…
5 Food Fixes to Help Your Dog Shed Pounds
You may need to boost the amount of protein in your dog’s diet, or adding flax may be the key.
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Do You Have an Anxious Dog? Try Calming Classical Music
Research shows that certain types of classical music can be calming. Check out our playlist.
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7 Healthy Alternatives to Rawhide
Dogs love a good chew, but many have issues with rawhide. Try one of these healthy alternatives.
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How I Use ASMR to Calm My Anxious Dog
ASMR stands for autonomous sensory meridian response. Might it help your anxious pup, too?
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How Kefir May Be Able to Help Your Itchy Dog
Kefir grains can reduce yeast overgrowth, ease allergies, and act as a mild antibiotic/anti-fungal agent.
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8 Natural Ways to Support Your Dog’s Vision
Giving zinc and blueberries are just two natural ways to preserve your dog’s eyesight.
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Why Socialization Is Vital to Canine Wellness
A dog who feels isolated can develop both mental and physical health problems. Here’s how to keep that from hap…
6 Ways Turmeric Can Help Your Dog’s Health
Not only is turmeric tasty, it also has properties that can complement veterinary care.
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6 Natural Ways to Ease Your Dog’s Joint Pain
From canine massage to Omega-3 fatty acids, there are natural options for easing joint aches and pains.
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How Nutrition Response Testing Can Rebalance Your Dog’s Body
This organ-by-organ assessment of the body’s electrical impulses detects weaknesses that may indicate systemic issues…
Explore Hydrotherapy and Its Health Benefits for Dogs
Joint pain and obesity are just two of the health issues hydrotherapy may help with.
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Taking a Road Trip With Your Dogs? Keep Them Healthy With Checklist
Check out these tips before hitting the road with your pup this summer.
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Should You Feed Your Dog a “Hot” Protein? Or a “Cold” One?
Traditional Chinese Medicine considers proteins “hot” or “cold.” Find out which might help wi…