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The same way dietary supplements are beneficial to your body, so too can they be great for our pets.

The most common supplements taken by pets are for arthritis support in joints and fatty acids to reduce shedding and ensure a shiny coat. Probiotics and antioxidants also help with digestive problems, fight against ageing, and aid in cognitive maintenance.

Similar to humans, dogs can also suffer from nervousness and anxiety. And, also similar to humans, every dog may have...

Training with a new dog can become very exhausting. Just think about how exhausting it can get raising a baby or toddler. This is not so much different than that.

Luckily, we have come up with a list of five ways you can encourage positive behavior. Although it’s not a list with training exercises and guides, it may still help your dog understand when they’re taking a step in the right direction.

Your dog is what he eats. A balanced diet rich in nutrients is important for healthy bodily functions. However, to ensure extra care for your dog, ...

With most people in the workforce returning to their 9 to 5 jobs in the office, your pets are definitely noticing your absence after spending a glorious few months or years together at home. 

Bladder stones (uroliths or urinary calculi) are rock-like formations of minerals that develop in the urinary bladder of your dog. These stones are...

Puppy training is a great way to create a lifelong bonding between the owner and the puppy. It is a process by which a serious owner can create a well-trained dog in a later period. 

Cancer is considered one of the leading causes of death in dogs. Older dogs are susceptible to developing cancer in their body. Research shows that almost 50% of dogs over 10 years develop cancer at some point. Cancer itself refers to the uncontrolled growth of cells in the body. If left untreated, cancer can spread all over the body of your dog via circulatory or lymph systems.

Haven’t we all wished our furry friend could talk back to us? If even just for a moment for a little company, it would be nice to hear what they have to say when they get up to all sorts of funny things! If our pets could talk, we think they would say…

With more people in the workforce returning to their 9 to 5 jobs in the office, your pets are definitely noticing your absence after spending a glorious few months together at home this year.

According to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, dogs and cats can be infected with a virus that belongs to the same family of viruses that cause COVID-19. This canine coronavirus can cause some respiratory problems in your dog. Under proper medication, your dog will get a prompt recovery from this virus. But the crucial question is whether your dog can play a significant role to spread this coronavirus in humans?