Recognizing and Responding to Overheating in Dogs

Summer temperatures can quickly overwhelm a dog’s natural cooling system, leading to overheating — a dangerous, sometimes life-threatening emergency. Recognizing the early signs and knowing how to respond can save your dog’s life. Let’s break down what to watch for...

When to See the Vet for Your Dog’s Dental Care

Regular at-home dental care is essential, but sometimes your dog needs professional help to keep their teeth and gums healthy. Knowing when to visit the vet for dental care can save your dog pain, prevent serious health problems, and extend their quality of life. In...

Supplements Are a Must for Every Dog

If you’ve ever browsed a pet store or scrolled through your social media feed, you’ve probably seen dog supplements marketed for everything from shiny coats to anxiety relief and joint health. These products come in the form of chews, powders, oils, and tablets—and...

How Dogs Communicate with Other Dogs

Dogs are naturally social animals. Long before humans entered the picture, dogs developed complex ways to communicate with one another using body language, vocalizations, scent, and behavior. These unspoken cues help dogs build relationships, resolve conflict,...

Recognizing Bone-Related Emergencies

Not All Chews End Well Even with the right bone or chew toy and proper supervision, accidents can happen. Bones can splinter, get lodged, or cause digestive issues—and if not caught early, these situations can escalate into life-threatening emergencies. This final...

Recognizing Heat Stress While Staying Active

Hot Weather Means Staying Vigilant You’ve found ways to walk early, splash safely, play indoors, and enjoy cool evenings—but no matter how careful you are, heat stress in dogs can sneak up fast. Dogs don’t sweat like we do. They cool down mainly by panting, and when...