Did you know that one of the biggest pieces to the longevity puzzle is a healthy gut? That’s right—just like in humans, a healthy gut is essential for your pup’s physical and mental well-being. From digestion and immunity to mood...
Navigating dog training, especially for rescue dogs, can be overwhelming. In this post, we discuss the importance of trauma-informed care and creating a secure environment for these vulnerable dogs to heal. Gain tips for selecting the right trainer.
Walk time is their time.
And for a dog's mental and physical well being the walk is integral. But this time needs to be free of stress, pain and frustration. No mater the duration, the journey should be filled with dopamine-inducing pleasure.
It's common to feel the need to flood your new rescue dog with experiences. But we urge you to slow down...
One of the most common things we ask of our dogs.
What purpose is it serving? What are gaining from this exchange with our dogs.
Is sitting even a natural position for a dog?
Not all dog harnesses are created equal.
In fact, according to science, some may be doing physical damage to your dog's body.
We share the basics of choosing a great harness!
Why dogs chew and why you should encourage it. Chewing is a natural and instinctual behaviour for all dogs. It’s a way for them to relieve stress and self-soothe.
No matter how old your dog is, you should be feeing naturally anti-inflammatory foods on a daily basis to help fight disease, allergies and pain.
Here's how and why!
Do you think they sniff too much? Are they not sniffing at all?
Why is sniffing so important to your dog, and how to encourage it.
Sometimes it's a tough call. Here are some tips from one of Toronto's well-known vets about when you should take your dog to the vet, and when it's appropriate to wait and see.
Why is bone broth so good for dogs?
How does it benefit your dog's health?
How do you make it?
Contrary to what many might think, a dog's neck is fragile. Here's how to protect it.
Do you know what a healthy weight looks like?
Many people believe what's normal to be underweight. Where does your dog place on the scoring chart?
Puppies and dogs off all ages need a LOT of sleep. A healthy sleep pattern will include various naps throughout the day. A dog or a puppy that is awake all day and dead to the world all night, is not achieving the necessary sleep quality required for a healthy lifestyle.
