The summer months encourage us to spend more time outside. Whether we’re strolling through our neighborhood, hosting backyard BBQs, or enjoying a day at a nearby lake, each of these summer activities are better with a furry companion by our side. We wondered why some dogs do better with the summer heat than others. So, […]
When managing a tight budget, it’s crucial to make strategic decisions including how much to spend on dog care, dog products and your dog’s health care. Let’s assume that health care is the number one priority. From there do you buy new dog toys or an upscale dog bed or forego those to pay for
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Our canine companions bring boundless joy and unconditional love into our lives. As pet parents dedicated to their well-being, we want them to be healthy and vital throughout their lifespans. Caring for your pup’s physical, cognitive, and emotional health when they are young dogs can positively impact how they age. Building Resilience from a Young
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As dogs transition from puppies to mature, middle-aged companions, their needs evolve significantly. As a pet parent, you want to ensure your middle-aged dog’s wellness. We have compiled some tips to promote healthy aging for your pup to live a joyful and healthy life. Understanding Your Middle-Aged Dog Middle age in dogs typically starts between
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As our best fur friends age, they undergo changes that can impact their comfort and well-being. With the summer heat and the 4th of July approaching, it’s essential to prioritize your senior dog’s safety and comfort. Here are six easy ways to keep your senior pup happy, comfortable, and feeling like their younger selves this
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Some degree of cognitive decline, with changes in behavior, is normal as dog age, but sometimes it is difficult to know what normal aging is and what might be signs of a moreadvanced cognitive decline such as Canine Cognitive Dysfunction (CCD). CCD is a condition that affects many senior dogs. The following is designed to
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