Dr. Paola Cuevas

Dog tails contain nerves and pain receptors. Therefore, dogs can absolutely feel their tails. If you’ve ever accidentally stepped on your dog’s tail, you under…

By Kristin Hitchcock

All dogs need mental and physical stimulation. The amount of each depends on your dog’s breed, age, energy level, and health status. You can keep your dog happ…

By Jessica Rossetti

By reputation, bats may be the stuff of Halloween nightmares, but in truth, they are fascinating creatures that play a vital role in their individual ecosystem…

By Elizabeth Gray

If you're thinking about eating dog food because you're out of options, we have some bad news for you. Dog food is not meant for human consumption. It's made w…

By Sophie Herlihy

Dogs can do weird things sometimes, as any dog owner can tell you. Pushing their food around with their nose after you feed them is definitely one of those thi…

By Jessica Rossetti

When dogs leave food all over the floor, it can be somewhat perplexing. After all, dogs are supposed to enjoy eating their food, so why are they moving it out…

By Kit Copson

Every pet parent wants the best for their pets. This includes feeding your dog the appropriate amount of food each day. While this seems like a simple enough t…

By Chelsie Fraser

Pork isn’t an ingredient in dog food that is completely unheard of, but it is much less common than others. If you check the back label of your dog food, you m…

By Ashley Bates

If you regularly wake up in the middle of the night to find your dog snoozing on your belly, you might feel very loved or possibly slightly squashed, depending…

By Elizabeth Gray

Chicken is the most common first ingredient in dog food. But it’s often followed by “chicken meal,” “chicken by-product,” or “chicken by-product meal.” But wha…

By Chelsie Fraser