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Arden Moore
Arden Moore, the Pet Health and Safety Coach, is a pet behavior consultant, master certified pet first-aid instructor, author and host of the Oh, Behave Show on Pet Life Radio. Learn more at ardenmoore.com.
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We run down the growing ways to help with pain in our beloved pets.
The energy bar market has expanded and is going to the dogs.
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You and your dog can play a small but important role in making our planet healthier by switching to a low-carbon diet or supporting a food company making other sustainabiity choices as part of its business model.
Change your potty pick-up habits to help the planet.
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Skip the ER and the exam room to book virtual visits.
Green and red are definitely the go-to colors during the holidays. But which holiday plants are safe to mingle with your dog?
’Tis the season for gift ideas and savvy advice to address canine anxiety.
As the end-of-the-year holidays approach, you may be inspired to create lots of edible goodies from your kitchen, as your loyal dog watches intently. No need to make your dog green with envy. Why not fortify him by treating him to some healthy green foods?
As we celebrate 50 years, Dogster magazine wags it up for the next decade of canine change and innovation.
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The latest info to help you successfully adopt a grrr-eat new fur family member.
Wondering what the best food is for old dogs? A veterinarian provides some options to help your senior pup stay healthy.
An expert provides an overview of “fridge” meals for your pooch.
This list includes just some of the big moments in the history of dog rescue and continues to be updated.
Add pep to your pet’s steps with our experts’ 9 healthy and dietary tips.
What they are and what you can do about them.
An easy bone broth recipe you can make that provides loads of health benefits for your dog.
Experts identify medical and behavior reasons for six potty puzzlements
Bring on the comfort foods!
What you select to put in your dog’s food bowl and dole out as treats can make a difference in staving off — or at least, delaying — the onset of arthritis and other aches and pains in her joints.
The U.S. Army is training dogs to sniff out COVID-19
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