The Dog Blog

Dog carriers can be for more than just trips and vacations, they can be used anywhere – even at home. Dog carriers can be beneficial for the home if you have visitors or if you have an anxious or high-energy pup. They are great to use in the car to keep your dog safe in…

Whether your puppy is flying home to you or you are taking a family vacation, a dog’s first flight can be intimidating for your dog and yourself. Here are some recommendations to make sure their aviation experience is a successful one. Tickets Before making reservations with an airline, make sure the flight and airline are…

Separation anxiety can be very serious and traumatic for dogs, especially dogs who have a past of being abandoned. They may feel like every time you leave them, that it’s for good. Even though you know this isn’t true, they don’t so a lot of dogs often develop some sort of separation anxiety. But there…

Hurricanes can be extremely serious and scary to go through, especially if you have a dog to worry about. Dogs can be affected severely by hurricanes, whether it’s from anxiety, homelessness, or trying to evacuate. Here are some tips on how to handle storm prepping for your dog and dealing with a hurricane. Pet Planning…

You might notice when your pooch hears sirens that instead of their usual alerted bark, they might howl instead. So what causes your furry friend to elicit this different response? Let’s find out! Why Do Dogs Howl at Some Sounds? Howling is a sound typically associated with wolves, so it might have shocked you a…

Raising a puppy is like raising a human in some ways. One of the biggest is that they teeth, their teeth fall out, and they gain new teeth. When puppies teeth fall out they typically end up swallowing them, but you may occasionally see some on the floor. There will be some bleeding, but it…

Our furry best friend deserves a treat once in awhile, and I don’t mean the kind that come out of a bag or a box. A simple outing to grab a bite or snack can be a huge adventure for Fido. Consider the following restaurants the next time you feel like treating your pup. Culver’s…

You’ve probably seen your dog stretch a million times and haven’t thought much of it. Some dogs do it more than others, whether it be after a nap, or when they’re trying to tell you they need to go out and potty. Although stretching in itself isn’t a cause for concern, if you start to…

Canine Cognitive Dysfunction (CCD) syndrome is a cognitive disorder related to the aging of a dog’s brain with effects similar to Alzheimer’s. But what does it look like in dogs? Can it be diagnosed? What causes it and can it be prevented? Let’s take a deep dive into what it is in dogs and what…

Some of our favorite characters come from Disney films. When we add a new fur member to our family, it’s sometimes hard to settle on a name. We have compiled a list from some of our favorite movies that would be great names for your new pet. Take a look and see which ones might fit your…

Since dogs are messy and inconsistent drinkers, it can be difficult to know how much water they are actually drinking each day. But how much water do they actually need? On average, dogs need about an ounce of fluids per pound of body weight. This can change if your dog is more active, lactating, or…

If you dog likes going for rides in the car you know that they are the best companies for road trips, they don’t fight with you over what you play on the radio and they probably won’t eat all roadtrip snacks as long as you pack their own. But just because they are cool being…

One of the biggest perks of working from home is getting to have your dog with you while you’re on the clock. Sometimes this leads to barking in the background of phone calls or tails wagging on our Zoom calls. Not all of our dogs get to make the local weather broadcasts on the news!…

Did you know your dog should take in about 1 cup of water per 10 pounds of body weight. Dogs, like humans, need adequate water intake each day to stay healthy. Water regulates your dog’s body temperature, and aids digestion and waste removal. Encouraging your dog to stay hydrated will help prevent kidney problems, urinary…

Some dogs may have an unpleasant mouth odor from something they have eaten from the backyard, trash can, or even a tasty treat.  Most long lasting cases of doggy breath stem from periodontal disease, which is a bacteria (plaque) that develops into a mineralized layer of debris (tartar) on the teeth. These bacteria often contain…