If there’s one thing our dogs love, it’s spending some time soaking up the sun in the backyard. In fact, there are times when it’s hard to convince our canine companions to come back inside once you let them out. So you let them stay out just a few minutes longer until you wonder, how long is too long?

One of the most common injuries dogs can suffer from is a torn anterior cruciate ligament (ACL). Dogs can tear their ACL when they stretch out their knee joints too far.

Depending on the severity of the injury, this could lead to short-term pain or a chronic condition. With this in mind, here’s what to do when your dog tears their ACL.

When you’re a new dog owner, you quickly realize that there are certain hoops you’ll have to jump through before things are ideal between you and your companion. This means that you will have to devote time to training them to behave and understand your cues.

Our dogs are members of the family. Pet owners want the best for them, and giving them the sleep they need is one way to properly care for them. It’s especially crucial for dogs with joint pain to receive the rest they need. This blog will look at a few of the reasons why.

Having pets can be tough on some of your home’s surfaces, such as your flooring and carpeting. We all try to pet-proof our homes as much as possible, but accidents happen—you just need to know how to be prepared for them. Learn the top carpet care tips for homeowners with pets to save your carpeting from pet wear and tear.

You care for your pup, and if their nose is dry and cracked, it can make for a scary surprise. There's a crust flaking, and it may even look inflamed, red, or irritated. But there's no need to panic! Completely normal and natural reasons often cause a dry and flakey nose. To ease your worry, this article will review the most common reasons why your dog's nose is dry and how to treat it.