Have you ever thought about making your own dog food? You choose the ingredients that go into your dog’s body to ensure a happy, healthy dog. It’s not as hard as you may think.

Taking care of our dog’s oral health can be overwhelming. It takes a cooperative dog, time, and patience! And if your dog refuses to have his teeth brushed, what is another option? It’s 1-TetraDecanol Complex, (also known as 1-TDC).

I can’t quite put it into words but it works! Reiki is a form of healing that is available to humans and animals. And if you’re feeling like you’ve tried everything without success, it’s time to try reiki.

Living in the Pacific Northwest has its appeal until wintertime hits. That’s when the change in seasons lead to cold winds, lots of rain, and allergies due to fungus. These conditions can cause damage to your dog’s skin, especially their paws. So what can you do to help your dog this winter?

The holidays are a busy, and often stressful, time. A change in schedules, visitors, and traveling can disrupt your routine. And these changes not only affect your stress, they can affect your dog's anxiety too. How can you take steps to keep your pet happy and stress-free this holiday season?

When it comes to adding supplements to your dog’s daily regimen, spirulina won’t disappoint. It’s packed with vitamins, minerals, and omega-3’s. It’s not only good for improving energy but can also help to ease digestive issues and allergies. Want to learn more?

Regurgitation seems like a mild illness. It comes and goes. It doesn't seem too bad when it happens. But it's a debilitating illness, which makes it difficult to cure.

Holiday season is fast approaching. Visitors, holiday parties, and decorations can cause stress for your pup. Adding supplements, like L-theanine, can alleviate anxiety during overwhelming situations.

Lion’s Mane not only sounds cute but it’s good for your dog. This immune-boosting mushroom is full of health benefits. Whether you hope to boost your dog’s health or want to prevent future health issues, Lion’s Mane can help.

Essential oils can be a convenient tool in your home remedy dog kit. But not all essential oils are created equal. Poor quality and bad manufacturing practices can produce bad oil that can be toxic to your dog.

If you live in the Western United States, chances are you have heard of foxtail grass. It’s notable for being tall and has spiky blooms that resemble wheat stalks. But don’t be fooled. This innocent grass can be dangerous for your dog. Here is what you need to know.

Summertime is supposed to be fun! But paw-licking and hot weather leads to a bigger problem called interdigital cysts. These inflamed areas between your dog’s toes are quite painful. And if not treated, they can get worse. What can you do to lessen the pain?