After being in the fitness industry for many years, training thousands of clients and having tried more supplement products than they can name, Karlie Jennings and Jeff Katz, realized they could make better quality products that tasted better too. Karlie says they...

WALK FOR A REASON:  🏃 30 miles📅 31 days🐕 With your dog Help at-risk and forgotten dogs get adopted. Are you with us? ✅ You are invited to join the Walk 30 Miles with Your Dog in June Challenge! Every step supports Kennel to Couch, a...

Everyone should get at least seven uninterrupted hours of sleep each night. A comfy bed, supportive pillows, breathable blankets, and machine-washable bed linens are just a few of the items we spend a lot of time and money on to get a good night's sleep. For most pets...

Canine vertigo or vestibular disease refers to a sudden, non-progressive disturbance of balance. More common in older dogs, it’s often referred to as old dog vestibular syndrome and canine idiopathic vestibular syndrome. What, then, is the vestibular system? It’s the...

There are many causes of blindness in senior dogs including cataracts and cancer, untreated infections and glaucoma, Progressive Retinal Atrophy (PRA), and the most tragic of conditions, Suddenly Acquired Retinal Degeneration Syndrome (SARDS) with total blindness...

If your doggy’s breath seems less than fresh lately, there are various reasons behind it, the most common being periodontal disease. Halitosis in dogs may present for a variety of reasons. An inflammation of the tissues surrounding a dog’s teeth, it’s caused by the...

Historically a disease of “middle-aged” dogs, hypothyroidism occurs when their thyroid glands no longer produce enough thyroid hormones. The two main causes of this condition are lymphocytic thyroiditis and idiopathic thyroid gland atrophy. The former is the most...

While not one of the most common conditions in dogs, glaucoma can ultimately lead to blindness. However, an early diagnosis coupled with the proper treatment affords concerned owners a fighting chance at saving their cherished canine companions’ sight. What then, IS...

Psst! Spread the word. Now is the time. Time to brighten the darkening days of November. Time to warm the cooling nights of November. Time to think snuggles and slippers and cookies and cuddles. Want a hint? There’s nothing more satisfying, more contenting or more...

Recognizing the early signs of pancreatitis in dogs -- inflammation of the pancreas – is essential to your cherished canine companion’s health, with the illness itself being either chronic or acute. The signs of a dog with acute pancreatitis may include extreme...