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We all know exercise is good for us and our furry friends. If you keep doing consistent exercises, it will be physically and mentally good for both...

The amount of exercise your dog needs, depends on its breed and age. We know how busy live gets and it’s hard to keep up with the daily exercise needs of your dog. Let’s have a look at suggested activity time based on your pup’s breed and age, and how to exercise your dog even if you’re short on time

People consider their dogs to be part of the family. It should be no surprise that they want to take their furry friends along with them on their travels. These days, vacation packages are actually being designed around animals and their owners, with the sales these packages jumping with 30 percent.

The moment the easy run becomes a stiff walk or the jump to a favorite chair is accompanied by lying down is with a deep groan, you should consider taking your dog to a vet because they may have arthritis.  

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.

How often do you take vitamins and supplements to help aid in your health and keep your body functioning better? The same way dietary supplements are beneficial to your body, so too can they be great or your pets.