Dog Articles

If your puppy is not eating dry food, there could be many reasons as to why. For one, you could just simply be dealing with a picky eater, or this can be a sign of something more serious. Read on to learn about some of the factors that can lead to your puppy not eating dry food. 

Puppyhood is a playful and exciting time in your dog’s life. Your puppy is constantly on the move and developing quickly, which means that he needs a high-energy diet to meet his body’s needs. However, not all dog food has the required nutrition for your puppy. Read on to learn what nutrients puppies need in their food. 

Omega-3 and Omega-6 fatty acids are two types of fatty acids that are essential for normal physiologic function, cell membrane structure and the cell function of humans, as well as dogs. Experts consider Omega-3 fatty acids essential during gestation and early development, while the Omega-6 fatty acid linoleic acid is essential for normal reproduction, growth, immune function, and skin and coat health.

Pets have spent all summer playing and bonding with their children. When the time comes to go back to school after summer vacation, kids aren’t the only ones experiencing those back-to-school blues.

Have you noticed your dog itching and scratching all the time? Are areas of his fur becoming discoloured due to persistent licking or chewing? If your dog doesn’t feel comfortable in his skin, it can be a sign that something’s not right, and he may be prone to sensitive skin. One thing you can do that might help maintain your dog’s healthy skin is to switch him to a dog food for sensitive skin.

Some dogs approach their water bowls with enthusiasm, while others may need a bit of a push to drink their water. In either case, water is necessary to keep your dog healthy and to help your dog’s body function. Read on to learn how much water a dog should drink and how to keep a dog hydrated.

As pet owners, we want our dogs to be involved in our lives, which includes our dogs being able to have positive encounters with the new people and pups that we meet in our day-to-day lives. Read on to learn how to socialize your dog, no matter their age, so that they can be the best doggie citizen possible.

Coconut oil is a popular trend, with many people using it to cook with or even using it topically as a moisturizer. If it’s so great for us humans to use is, is it safe to use on your furry friend? The answer is yes! Read on to learn more about the benefits of coconut oil for dogs.

It's summertime and we know you want to be outside soaking up the beautiful sunshine and enjoying the warm weather with your dog. Some dogs can be particularly sensitive to the heat, so you may need to take a few precautions as you plan your summer adventures. Read our expert tips on how you can keep your dog cool in the summer heat.

A backyard is a great place for both you and your dog to enjoy the outdoors, especially during the warmer months of the year. While you may pride yourself in your gardening and landscaping skills, dogs typically view backyards as giant playgrounds, with little regard for flowerbeds and lawns.

Just like people, dogs can develop allergies to foods at any time – even after years of eating a certain type of food.

As many people have done in their own diets, today more dog and cat owners are turning to limited ingredient food as part of a “simple ingredient” approach to their pet’s nutrition.