Walking your dog isn’t just about burning off energy—it’s a cornerstone of their overall well-being. Regular walks help maintain a healthy weight, keep joints flexible, and reduce the risk of …
Saint Bernards may be massive, but they’re not built for marathons! These gentle giants actually thrive with moderate, consistent exercise—think daily walks, a bit of playtime, and some mental stimulation …
With ticks spreading more widely across Washington, it’s important to stay proactive about protecting your dog. These tiny pests can carry harmful diseases like Lyme and anaplasmosis, making prevention key. …
Sometimes, the signs that your dog is unhappy at home can be easy to miss. Changes like excessive sleeping, lack of interest in play, or unusual behavior can all be …
Facing the possibility that your dog may be nearing the end of their life is incredibly hard, but recognizing the signs can help you offer comfort and support. Things like …
Dogs have their own way of expressing anxiety—like excessive barking, pacing, or hiding in odd places. These signs might seem subtle at first, but they’re your dog’s way of saying, …
Some dog breeds look like living teddy bears, but behind those adorable eyes and fluffy coats are serious care needs. From high-energy pups like Huskies to grooming-heavy breeds like the …
Dogs may not speak our language, but they’re pros at showing us when something’s wrong—especially when they’re anxious. From excessive licking and pacing to sudden clinginess or even destructive behavior, …
Keeping your senior dog active and happy during the Pacific Northwest’s rainy months can be a bit of a challenge, but it’s totally doable! From indoor games and gentle exercise …
Caring for an aging dog comes with its own set of challenges, but a few clever tricks can make a world of difference—and many vets wish more senior pet parents …