Health & Safety

Reading and understanding food labels can be a challenging task. So, read below for tips on understanding dog food labels! Regulations AAFCO has standards for testing and labeling pet food. The organization guides the state and federal feed regulators by setting ingredient definitions as well as label and laboratory standards. Meanwhile, the FDA has the…

When washing anything your dog wears, plays with, or snuggles with, it is best to use a dog-safe detergent and cleaner. Formulas with artificial fragrances, dyes, and other ingredients can be harmful to your furry friend. So, read below to check out some dog-safe detergents to keep your pal happy and healthy! Greenshield Organic Free…

Fruits can be a healthy snack for your canine. However, not all fruits are safe for your companion. So, read below to learn which fruits you can and can’t share with your dog. Can Fido Eat Fruit? Yes, your furry friend can eat fruits and vegetables in moderation. There is no real need for fruits…

We use bug spray to keep those pesky bugs away. But, what bug sprays are safe for my dog? Read below to learn more! Does My Dog Need Bug Spray? Bug bites are an issue that affects dogs too! They can be uncomfortable and itchy, but they also risk spreading diseases. Ticks can spread Lyme…

Arthritis pain includes achy joints and inflammation. Read below for tips on helping to relieve your dog’s arthritis pain. Beds, Steps, and Ramps Orthopedic beds provide proper mattress support. This helps to relieve aches and pains that come with arthritis. Additionally, steps or ramps to help your pall get on and off the bed and…

While your pup can get hot spots at any time of the year, they are more common in hot and sticky weather, being called “summer sores”. There are multiple treatments that you can do at home as long as the infection is not too serious. First, you need to be able to identify them in…

Over time, we have learned that mutts tend to be healthier than purebreds in many ways. A recent study has displayed that purebreds develop cancer more often than mixed-breed dogs. Here is everything you need to know about the potential of cancer in your dog. The Study Nationwide released a study to determine if cancer was…

Catnip: it has the word cat in it, so naturally, we don’t think of dogs when we hear about it. But what if your canine companion were to get into some catnip? What would happen? How would they react? Would it even be safe? Let’s find out! How Catnip Effects Dogs Catnip is not toxic…

As people head back to work and school, many of our pets are experiencing loneliness and separation anxiety. We have been home to play, take our dogs on walks, and cuddle our pets for almost two years. Our pets have spent so much time with us at home and are used to being accompanied that…

If your pet is off-color, it’s natural to worry especially because your dog can’t tell you what’s wrong. You can only go by the symptoms that are being displayed. Your first thought is to call your vet, but while you wait you want to gather evidence of all the symptoms to give your vet a…