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Training your dog can seem overwhelming at first. Dogs are always learning, whether we want them to be or not! Step one is always set a goal - this will help guide you through the rest of the process. To set you and your dog up for success, you will next need to consider what rewards you are using and where you are training. Lastly, you will need to have some patience as it won't always go as planned! But don't worry, we will be here to lend a hand if you need it!

Our dogs are living longer, healthier lives than ever before. However, this increased lifespan means we may observe changes in our dogs' behavior and attitude as they age. Just like people, dogs can experience cognitive decline in their senior years. Understanding and recognizing these signs can help you provide the best care for your aging pup.

Learn how to recognize the early warning signs, expert tips on prevention strategies to keep your dog cool and safe during hot weather, and step-by-step guidance on what to do if you suspect your dog is suffering from heat stroke.

Dogs are natural scavengers, and it’s normal for them to try and find ways to access food. But trying to steal your dinner right off the table isn't fun or safe for anyone. Here are the top 3 things you can do to help stop your dog from stealing food from the table or counters.

Does your dog seem nervous or worried about people, other dogs, noises, changes in their environment, or even different surfaces? If so, they might benefit from some confidence-building exercises. This article is geared towards dogs who freeze, move away, or seem disengaged when they’re anxious. If your dog is more forward and barks when nervous, you might need a different set of strategies but don't worry, we have those too!

While we typically think about fireworks and thunderstorms creating anxiety for dogs, they also affect cats! So how can we help make our cats feel more comfortable during a storm or fireworks?

Whether your dog is new to your home and new to their name or if they just don’t listen, here are 3 tips to help you get a better response from your dog.

This is what we call a hotspot, or acute moist dermatitis. Our registered veterinary nurse, Ashley, is here to tell you all about hotspots and what you can do for your dog if they develop one!

Being pulled across the street or into a bush is not normally our idea of a good walk but our dog's may have other ideas! Dogs pull on leashes for a few reasons. Most dogs have a natural walking pace which may be faster or slower than our comfortable pace. Dogs would rather go back and forth to explore than just walk at one pace at our side down the sidewalk. Learn our top 5 tips to reduce leash pulling on your next walk.

Every dog can benefit from having a safe, comfy space to retreat to when they feel scared or need a restful spot. For nervous or excitable dogs, a quiet back bedroom can be the perfect hideaway when guests are over or it can keep your dog safe during busy times like moving, home repairs, parties, or gatherings. Here is our 5 step guide for teaching your dog to enjoy their safe space at home.

From understanding common ear issues to learning how to gently and thoroughly clean the ears, we provide insights to help you prevent infections and discomfort.

We all are aware of the important things to have in our first aid kit for ourselves, but what about for our dogs? They are a part of the family and oftentimes go on adventures with us. Whether it is hiking, camping, the beach, or even just a trip to the dog park, injuries can happen anywhere at any time. We’re going to help you create a dog first aid kit to keep in your car, backpack, home, or wherever it is easily accessible for you and your dog. All of these items can be found at your local pharmacy.