Routine veterinary care for dogs converts the typical reactive (problem-based) behavior of dog ownership into proactive (preventing problems). Regular checkups with your veterinarian can identify potential health issues as they develop in order to prevent an emergency. Care that is based on the age and breed of your dog will support a longer and healthier life for your dog. Each …
Itchy paws, angry ears, and nonstop scratching now torment about one in five dogs, a spike most vets tie to food allergies and intolerance’s. When you watch your pup suffer, the urge to fix it fast is real—and we’re right there with you. A limited-ingredient diet strips dinner to one novel protein and a gentle carb so you can spot …
Maintaining your dog’s oral health is crucial for their overall well-being. While many dog owners are aware of the importance of regular veterinary check-ups, the role of diet in dental hygiene is often overlooked. Feeding your dog the right type of food, such as kibble, can significantly impact their oral health. Keeping your dog’s teeth and gums healthy is essential …
Choosing the right Salt Lake City dog board and train services can make a lasting difference in your dog’s behavior, confidence, and overall quality of life. With so many training options available, it can be difficult for dog owners to know which program will truly deliver results. Board and train programs are a significant investment, both financially and emotionally, so …
In recent years, the conversation around canine health has expanded well beyond basic feeding guidelines. While obesity prevention has long dominated veterinary and industry messaging, a quieter but equally important issue is gaining attention: the challenge of maintaining healthy weight and muscle mass in dogs, particularly as they age or experience changes in lifestyle, activity or health. As dogs live …
