Is your dog a couch potato? You aren’t alone. Unfortunately, less active dogs often become overweight or obese. According to the Association for Pet Obesity Prevention, at least 59 percent of dogs in the United States...

It is said that we are what we eat. The same holds true for diet in canine behavior. An incomplete, unbalanced, or poor diet can affect dogs in many ways. Sometimes, what seems like a...

Healthy dog treats aren’t just about quality ingredients and low calories – they should also align with your dog’s preferences, dietary needs, age, and activity level.

As we step into a new year, it’s the perfect time to take stock of the past year—what went well and what could use some improvement. This goes for your dog’s life, too. Taking a...

Should my dog gain weight in the winter months? We’ve been asked that question quite a bit, and the answer isn’t cut and dry. It is important to monitor your dog’s diet, especially around the...

The holidays are a festive time to enjoy with your loved ones, including your dog.   But while the kitchen is filled with festive smells, it’s important to keep food far away from your dog’s reach...

Winter activities for dogs aren’t just fun but also beneficial for your dog’s physical and mental well-being. Exploring snowy landscapes, hiking through frosty trails, and embracing the cooler weather with your pooch can be both...

Our team shares why they are grateful for dogs – not just during the holiday, but all year long.

Learn why organ meat can be a great addition to your dog’s diet and how to balance it for optimal health.