Dog Dehydration 101 — The Essential Guide to Keeping Your Pup Hydrated
Hydration is not a minor detail of canine care but a cornerstone of overall health. Remember these strategies to help keep your pup sufficiently hydrated at all times.
Reviewed by Dr. Tracy Duffner
Dr. Tracy Duffner integrates Western medicine with acupuncture, chiropractic, and homeopathy to provide personalized, holistic care to pets in their own homes.
Could Reiki Help Your Pet Feel Better — Naturally?
When your pet is hurting, anxious, or not themselves, you would do anything to help. What if comfort came without pills, side effects, or stress? Reiki is quietly making waves in the animal world, and changing how pet parents think about healing.
What Is Really in Your Dog's Bathwater?
The quality of your water can have an immense impact on your pet's health, and making simple tweaks can spell the difference between constant itching and comfort.
When to Worry About Your Dog's Dilated Pupils
In many cases, dilated pupils are nothing to panic about, but there are times that they can signal pain, injury, or neurological problems. Here's how to know.
Where to Put Your Dog's Water Bowl for Happy Hydration
While you may already make sure the bowl is filled each day, where you put that bowl can be just as important as how much water you offer — learn more here.
Say Goodbye to Pulling and Enjoy Stress-Free Dog Walks
Explore the root causes of leash pulling and learn step-by-step solutions grounded in positive reinforcement, so you can enjoy harmonious walks with your dog.
Could Elderberry Be Your Pet's Secret to Stronger Health?
While most berries can be safely enjoyed by pets in their whole form, this one needs to be properly processed into supplement form first. Discover the many advantages elderberry may offer for your companion animals.
When Chewing Turns Into Chomping Trouble
This pet behavior is more than a nuisance — it can lead to serious health risks, costly emergency surgeries, and lasting behavioral issues.
Those Little Tear Tracks? Here's What They Really Mean
There are several contributing factors behind tear staining in dogs. While some causes are benign, others may require veterinary intervention.
