Veterinary reviewed by Nicole Wanner, DVM.
If your dog is trying to poop but nothing comes out, they’re probably experiencing constipation. Causes for constipation are plentiful but the fact of the matter is that your furry companion may need help. Let’s examine the most common causes, how you can differentiate the types, and what you can do to alleviate your pooch’s … Read more
Dog noses come in all sizes and colors from black to pink and from really small to wide. And while they can be so different in appearance they all share the same function, enriching your dog’s life with a great sense of smell. In order to do that a dog’s nose should be cold and … Read more
A trip to Europe’s Northern countries is on the bucket list of countless people around the globe. City trip through Oslo, on to Bergen’s beautiful scenery, hiking through the National Parks on the way, and then finishing in Tromsø with the Northern lights. Perhaps there’s time for a quick stopover on the Lofoten Islands. But … Read more
Veterinary reviewed by Dr. Linda Simon.
Whether you’re already sharing your home with an intact female or you’re thinking about bringing one home, you’ve probably had to deal with the infamous female dog heat. All of us have certainly wondered whether or not something can be done about the bleeding at some point. For some dog owners, the bleeding is just … Read more
Veterinary reviewed by Dr. Linda Simon.
The nose is such an important part of the dog’s body and they fully rely on it for their incredible sense of smell. To maximize the absorption of different scents your dog will lick his nose many times per day. Combined with nasal fluids and tears, your dog’s nose will always stay moist to attract … Read more
Veterinary reviewed by Elizabeth Racine, DVM.
Many people have been there. Your dog seems to be under the weather and not himself. But when does it actually border on lethargy and what could your dog suffer from? If your dog is lethargic but still eating and drinking, that’s a very non-specific symptom and could point towards a host of issues, all … Read more
Veterinary reviewed by Nicole Wanner, DVM.
How much blood is actually normal for a dog in heat? If you have a female dog and she’s not spayed, chances are that you’ve asked yourself this question. I know that I’ve certainly wondered about that since my Rottweiler Amalia is a heavy bleeder when she’s in heat. Not only is it pretty inconvenient … Read more
Pumpkin is such a wildly used ingredient in dog treats as many dogs love the taste and it boasts some amazing health benefits for your dog. While pumpkin supports the digestive system and eye health, some dogs might react allergic to it. Although pumpkin allergy is not as common in dogs, it’s still a possibility … Read more
Aesthetics are the new trendy thing in the social media world and you may have stumbled upon posts and videos about specific aesthetics such as cottagecore or dark academia. Aesthetic, in general, is defined as a philosophy that centers around beauty and taste. While aesthetics cover a large range of emotions and themes, most of … Read more
Potty training… every fresh dog parent goes through it and nearly everybody comes out the other side, but not all of them unscathed. Countless nights with little to no sleep can really take a toll on you and it’s a suffering that could’ve been easily reduced. At first, waking your puppy up at night might … Read more