Oats are hearty, nutritious, and tasty. But dogs can benefit from oats and oatmeal, too, if served in moderation. Oatmeal is a great alternative carbohydrate for dogs who may be sensitive to wheat … read more

Dogs without teeth can lead a life relatively similar to dogs with teeth and might even be happier and healthier. Diseased teeth cause pain when chewing and risk spreading infections to other organ … read more

Honey, or "the nectar of the Gods," is amazing at providing humans and dogs with a myriad of health benefits. Humans have been using it for thousands of years, both as a sweetener and for its thera … read more

Dubbed the "health epidemic of the 21st century," stress plays a significant part in the lives of both humans and dogs. In our canine companions, stress often manifests itself in the digestive syst … read more

Glaucoma is an ophthalmological disorder that, fortunately, affects only a small number of dogs (1.7%) across North America. Usually caused by genetic issues, glaucoma can become dangerously painfu … read more