Dr. Paola Cuevas

Arthritis is a common disease in older dogs and can become worse over time. Without proper management, many dogs live with long-term pain and discomfort due to…

By Brooke Billingsley

“Human-grade” dog food is a loose term that can be a bit confusing. According to the Association of American Feed Control Officials (AAFCO), this means that al…

By Rachel Giordano

Most dogs love to chew, especially as puppies. During the teething process, puppies seek out hard objects to chew to relieve the likely discomfort of the teeth…

By Nicole Cosgrove

If you have a Mastiff, you're well aware of their size and that they can consume quite a lot of food. But the thing about Mastiffs is that they are prone to ob…

By Savanna Stanfield

Providing nutritious food and treats for your canine is vital for maintaining a healthy lifestyle. High-quality meals were once a niche market, but now, premiu…

By Nicole Cosgrove

Do you have a beloved Poodle, or are you considering getting one and are wondering just how long you’ll have together? That’s a tricky question to answer becau…

By Nicole Cosgrove

In this article, we’ll look at three of the most common protein sources found in commercial dog food: lamb, chicken, and salmon. Chicken is by far the most wid…

By Elizabeth Gray

When introducing a new puppy into your life, it is essential to know the breed's characteristics to find a dog that fits you the best. The Shetland Sheepdog, o…

By Jana Blagojevic

The Whippet is known for their graceful yet agile movements. Once they start running, it’s hard to tell that they are even a dog because they’re going so fast!…

By Rachael Gerkensmeyer

Many people think that a 1-year-old dog is equivalent to a 7-year-old human. That figure is an oversimplification and not quite accurate. Depending on the anim…

By Chris Dinesen Rogers