Most dog pawrents would agree that destroyed shoes, books, underclothes and furniture legs are often part of the price we pay to have our furry best friends. At least when we initially become dog pawrents and we teach our dogs what's good to eat--and what's not. Some...

Is Dog Bloat Like Human Bloat? When a human gets bloated because of what they eat or drink, the condition typically goes away within a few hours and there’s not much repercussion. When a dog has bloat, that’s a whole different story and it could be deadly. Dog bloat...

Leptospiro-What? Yes, it's hard to say, but surprisingly fast in the damage it can cause in your dogs. Leptospirosis is a disease they get from drinking water that has the Leptospira bacteria in it. If your dog gets lepto, it can cause kidney failure, liver disease...

Hooman, Help! Your furry best friend is dealing with constipation, dog diarrhea (loose stool), vomiting, stinky farts or just a case of the 'blahs' and you want to help. You've been hearing about how probiotic supplements can make a difference in digestive issues, so...

Just Go! My Dog Won't Poop! We know...it's frustrating when you know your doggo has to drop a deuce but for whatever reason, he's not. He's making all the right moves and you know he's gotta go. So why isn't he? First, Think About how You Feel when You're Rushed to Do...

In a Gut-Shell: What Do Probiotics Do for Dogs? Just like they do in humans, probiotics aid digestion and help modulate the immune system in your dog. Probiotics for dogs produce short-chain fatty acids, and that helps your dog's gut crowd out harmful bacteria and...

A recently published study showed that dogs and cats are likely exposed to potentially toxic chemicals, and that exposure may be a reason why so many pets develop diseases like cancer in the colon, bladder and other areas of the body.  And you'll never guess what...

Can Dogs Have Allergies? Heck ya, they can. Just like humans, if you're suffering from allergies due to lots of pollen from all the blooming things, it's likely your dog is too. Dogs and humans share a lot in common, and one of the things they share is similar...

A recent study published in the journal PLOS ONE suggested that a huge percentage of dog owners don't really have any idea that the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has guidelines for how to feed your dog, store his food and clean his dishes...much less follow them....

Most dog pawrents would agree that destroyed shoes, books, underclothes and furniture legs are often part of the price we pay to have our furry best friends. At least when we initially become dog pawrents and we teach our dogs what's good to eat--and what's not. Some...

Is Dog Bloat Like Human Bloat? When a human gets bloated because of what they eat or drink, the condition typically goes away within a few hours and there’s not much repercussion. When a dog has bloat, that’s a whole different story and it could be deadly. Dog bloat...

Leptospiro-What? Yes, it's hard to say, but surprisingly fast in the damage it can cause in your dogs. Leptospirosis is a disease they get from drinking water that has the Leptospira bacteria in it. If your dog gets lepto, it can cause kidney failure, liver disease...

Hooman, Help! Your furry best friend is dealing with constipation, dog diarrhea (loose stool), vomiting, stinky farts or just a case of the 'blahs' and you want to help. You've been hearing about how probiotic supplements can make a difference in digestive issues, so...

Just Go! My Dog Won't Poop! We know...it's frustrating when you know your doggo has to drop a deuce but for whatever reason, he's not. He's making all the right moves and you know he's gotta go. So why isn't he? First, Think About how You Feel when You're Rushed to Do...

In a Gut-Shell: What Do Probiotics Do for Dogs? Just like they do in humans, probiotics aid digestion and help modulate the immune system in your dog. Probiotics for dogs produce short-chain fatty acids, and that helps your dog's gut crowd out harmful bacteria and...

A recently published study showed that dogs and cats are likely exposed to potentially toxic chemicals, and that exposure may be a reason why so many pets develop diseases like cancer in the colon, bladder and other areas of the body.  And you'll never guess what...

Can Dogs Have Allergies? Heck ya, they can. Just like humans, if you're suffering from allergies due to lots of pollen from all the blooming things, it's likely your dog is too. Dogs and humans share a lot in common, and one of the things they share is similar...

A recent study published in the journal PLOS ONE suggested that a huge percentage of dog owners don't really have any idea that the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has guidelines for how to feed your dog, store his food and clean his dishes...much less follow them....