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Does it take a while for your dog to decided to return when you give your come when called command? This is one of the most common issues pet parents ask us about! There are a few reasons why this happens but the good news is there are things you can do at home to help put some snap in their step when it's time to come!

With Fall here, that means cold weather is just around the corner. Let’s discuss the importance of paw protection. Whether it’s shielding your dog’s paws from hot pavement, rough sand, icy snow, or caring for a paw injury, knowing your options can make all the difference in keeping your dog happy and healthy.

As a experience dog trainer, I know how important it is to help your dog feel safe and comfortable around other people. Each positive interaction builds your dog's confidence, while negative experiences can set back their progress. Here are five essential tips to protect and build your dog's confidence when encountering people.

Liver disease and ultimately liver failure can become a critical health issue. This condition can be life-threatening, as the liver is responsible for performing many essential functions. It manages immune responses, filters toxins, regulates digestion and metabolism, synthesizes hormones and proteins, and much more. Simply put, without a healthy liver, your pet's overall well-being is at risk.

Congratulations on your new friend! Adding a new dog to the family can be a change. Let’s explore what the first 24 hours might look like - both with what to do and what not to do.

Have you noticed your pet in pain and thought, “I’ll just grab a pain reliever from my medicine cabinet”? As a registered veterinary nurse, I’m here to explain why you should never give your pet human pain medications.

The first step in helping your dog focus is to learn what peaks your dog's interest or makes them nervous. Once you understand their distractions, you can play the training games here to help manage them.

Corneal ulcers can be common in dogs, especially in dogs with flat faces. Learn the signs and symptoms of corneal ulcers in your pets and why it is so important to see the vet quickly.

Do you have a cat that won’t stop screaming for food? You're not alone! It can be frustrating and concerning when your cat is constantly begging, especially if you're trying to maintain their healthy weight. But don’t worry—there are ways to satisfy your hungry cat without overfeeding or giving in to their demands.

Whether you have just adopted a rescue or are moving and need to create a safe space for your dog, all dogs benefit from being comfortable in a crate. Some adult dogs adjust very easily to a crate, while this can be more challenging for other dogs. We'll guide you through 4 activities to help train your dog to love their crate!

It's easy to forget that all dogs aren't best friends all the time and that sharing a food bowl may not be something most dogs are comfortable with! Here are some things to consider, tips to try, and training exercise to work on in your own home.

Feline lower urinary tract disease (FLUTD) is a term used to describe a variety of ailments that affect cats and their urinary tract system. It can affect cats of different ages, along is most common in middled aged, overweight male cats. It can range from mild irritation to severe, life threatening illness so it is important to know the signs and symptoms. The vital thing to know is that the disease can be managed with the help of your veterinarian and home care.