If you’ve ever caught your dog nibbling on a patch of grass like it’s a gourmet salad bar, you might have asked yourself, “Do I actually have a dog, or is this a cow in disguise?” It’s a fair question! While it may seem strange, dogs eating grass is surprisingly common—and no, they’re not plotting to moo anytime soon. Let’s dig into why our canine companions indulge in this leafy habit!

Your dog’s poop can tell you a lot about your pet’s health and knowing what to look for can help you catch potential issues early.

As a dog parent, nothing makes you move faster than the sound of a dog vomiting. While one-off pukes might just mean they ate something questionable, frequent or dramatic barfing could be a sign of something more serious. Let’s break down why dogs throw up and what you can do to help!

Training your puppy from the very first day is crucial in setting them up for a well-behaved and happy life. Here’s why early training is essential and how it benefits both you and your pup.

If you’ve decided to take your dog on an adventure then it can be blast, but its not as simple as tossing a leash in your bag and heading out the door. A little planning goes a long way in making sure your pup stays happy, safe, and (mostly) well-behaved on the journey.

When a cyclone is on the way, it’s not just you who needs to prepared – your furry friend does too! Dogs can sense changes in the weather, and strong winds, heavy rain, and loud noises can be stressful for them. Here’s how to keep your pup safe and calm during a cyclone.

If you’ve ever had to rush your dog to the emergency vet, you know the sinking feeling of panic that comes with it. Here’s a look at some of the most common doggy disasters that are treated at the animal ER and how you can keep your furry friend out of trouble.

Does your dog love to sprawl out in the sun like they’re working on their summer tan? Mine sure does! There’s nothing quite like watching a happy pup basking in the warmth, eyes half-closed, looking like they don’t have a single care in the world. But just like us two-legged sun lovers, too much sun exposure can be risky for our furry friends.