What You Need to Know About Dog Pregnancy When your dog is pregnant, you want to provide optimal care to support her and her puppies. Knowing how long dogs are pregnant lets you plan proactively to help maintain that support throughout the gestation. Dog gestation...
Do Dogs Get Cold: Cold Weather Tips For Your Pup
Just like us, dogs feel the chilly weather, and how well they handle it depends on breed, age, health condition, activity level and coat density. When the temperature drops, be sure to keep an eye on your dog’s comfort and safety. Halo Collar 4 is a handy tool to...
Dog Obesity Guide: Promoting Healthy Weight Loss In Dogs
Have you ever noticed your dog eagerly chasing after a Frisbee only to slow down after a few throws? It’s a reality for many pet owners, as nearly half of all dogs in the United States struggle with obesity. Obesity impacts your dog’s physical health and its overall...
The Best Holiday Treats for Your Dog
‘Tis the season to be jolly, and for many people, that means celebrating with great food and loved ones, including furry family members. Tasty holiday dog treats can be a great way to make the season festive for your four-legged friend, but it’s important to make sure...
Why Is My Dog Drinking A Lot of Water?
It's been 30 minutes since you returned from walking your dog. You enter the kitchen and notice your pup guzzling water from its bowl. This is unusual behavior, and you worry it's dehydrated. If you just returned from a walk, especially on a hot day, increased thirst...
Dog Sleeping Positions and What They Mean
Ever look over at your snoozing pooch and laugh because it's flat on its back, all four legs straight up in the air and head hanging over the side of its dog bed? While this hilarious sleeping position may not look comfortable to you, it might feel blissful to your...
The Best Activities for You and Your Dog This Fall
Fall is a beautiful season to enjoy fun outdoor activities with your dog. The crisp autumn air is invigorating, and the changing leaves offer a colorful backdrop as you and your canine companion seek adventures. Keeping your dog active and mentally stimulated during...
Blood in Dog Stool: When to Worry and What to Do
What starts as a normal pet owner chore can become a startling concern. You might take your dog out to do its business, go to scoop up the result and find blood in your dog's stool. Bloody stool can be a sign that something might be wrong with your pup. While there...
Itchy Business: How to Deal with Flea Bites on Dogs
As a pet owner, you probably know that dogs scratch themselves. The image of a dog scratching behind its ears or under its collar is more common than with any other pet. The "itch" epidemic — dogs scratching themselves to the point of distraction due to flea bites or...