dog tips
With a change in seasons, my dog’s paws have also changed. The cold weather and frozen surfaces are taking a toll on his paws. His paws can become red and irritated, which leads to unwanted behaviors like licking. So how do you reverse the damage?
If your pet has struggled with chronic health conditions, it may be the perfect time to try healing crystals. Crystals carry a unique vibration that can help connect us to the earth. When used for healing, crystals can help us recalibrate and realign our energy.
Age, stress, and changing lifestyles create different demands for our pet's bodies. Vitamin supplementation can help ease the transition. But how do you find the best vitamins for your dog?
Your dog can’t tell you if they aren’t feeling well but their body may be giving you clues that something is wrong. Gas, bloating, diarrhea, and bad breath are some of the issues that can arise. But having the right probiotic can restore gut health and create a healthy biome.
dog tips
Summer brings long days of warm sunshine but heat can be bad for a dog. You may be putting your dog in danger of overheating, burned paws, heat stroke, and even death. But what is the one accessory every dog owner should have?
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?
CBD CBD is readily available and one of the best supplements to help keep your dog calm and relaxed. Start giving CBD 1-2 weeks before the holiday. Follow the manufacturer’s recommended dosing. If that dose doesn’t work for your pup, give a slightly higher dose every few days
dog tips
One weekend, I was walking with my dog when I noticed his foot was bleeding. I tried to take him to an emergency hospital but they told me it was a 2 hour wait. Frustrated, I left with my dog and went home to bandage up his foot.
Magnesium is essential to a healthy life. It has many roles in the body from building healthy bones, muscle movement, and brain function. But do you need to give a magnesium supplement to your dog?
It can be a nightmare to manage a dog with chronic gastrointestinal issues. Upset stomach or inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) can be frustrating to control. Medications and smaller meals can help. But is there anything else that can provide relief for 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.
I always thought that I knew what to do. I would yell, “NO!” I would pick up my dogs and speed off. But the truth of the matter is that it doesn't always work. How do you keep yourself and your dogs safe during a dog attack?