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Learn how the high-heat extrusion process used to make commercial kibble destroys essential, heat-sensitive vitamins, leaving your dog's food nutritionally deficient.

Discover how probiotics for dogs can improve digestion, boost immunity, and support overall wellness. Learn why your dog needs them and how to choose the right one.

Wondering what supplements to add to your dog's food? This guide covers the 4 essential nutrients missing from most kibble: probiotics, enzymes, omegas, and vitamins.

Ruff Greens vs Dinovite — we compare ingredients, pricing, and results side by side so you can choose the best supplement for your dog. Updated for 2026.

Hardly a week or two goes by that you don’t hear of some incredible story about a pet being united with its owner… all because of the pet being “chipped”. The month of May is “Chip Your Pet Month” and I wanted to make sure you have all the facts before making a decision as to whether to “chip” your dog or not.

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Warning Signs

If your dog begins to whine, shiver, or pace around at the first sign of a thunderstorm, you probably will make the connection between the two.

Whi...

I don’t think anyone wants to feel guilty, remorseful, or the regret of having their family pet, their “nice dog” bite anyone, much less a child.

Here are a few suggestions… as they say, ...

Military operations would not go as smoothly as they usually do today without our furry friends.

There are two main K9 units in the various branches of the military, the Military Working Dogs (MWDs) as well as the Multi-Purpose Canine (MPC).

The Military Working Dogs provide a variety of tasks across all service branches: law enforcement, drug detection, security, protection, explosives detection, as well as tracking.

The American Humane Society has said that pets are the happiest when they are “at home”.

Hopefully that statement will clear up any confusion about leaving your dog at someone else’s home and think of that as “pet sitting.” It’s not.

Caring for the pet IN YOUR HOME is what separates Pet Sitters from boarders, doggie daycares, or kenneling at a vets.

It’s pretty obvious the most risk to your pet are the toxic agents found around your home.

Most household and automotive cleaning products as well as some plants, foods, and other human prescriptions have been the culprit in most poisoning cases reported.

FOODS. It may come as no surprise that Chocolate is the most commonly ingested dog poison. Some other food sources that you may not know are coffee, co...

It says ‘Complete and Balanced’ on the bag, isn’t that good enough?

Truthfully, No.

Don’t Believe the Label! Pet food companies are only required to meet the minimum standards and that is not anywhere near ‘good enough’ to keep your pet happy and healthy.