One of the worst risks to a dog’s health is being overweight. An overweight dog is neither happy nor healthy. Being overweight puts your dog at risk of developing several illnesses and diseases (like diabetes, heart disease, and arthritis), and also increases their chance of injury from excess pressure on bones and joints. The truth…
Dental Care for Your Pet by Dr. Uri Burstyn
Periodontal disease has traditionally been one of the most common and most overlooked health conditions in our pets. What is periodontal disease? In practical terms, it is bleeding gums, sore teeth, bad breath, and in extreme cases, jaw bone infections. Many veterinarians think back to “doggy breath” and blood on chew toys of our childhood…
You Really Can Tell What a Dog is Thinking by Looking at Their Facial Expressions
Most dog owners sincerely believe that they can tell what their dog is feeling just by looking at the expression on their face, but this has never been scientifically proven…until now. In February 2013, a study was published by researchers at Walden University, showing that humans can indeed tell what a dog is feeling by…
Potty Training Tips for Dogs by Nikki Perry
Potty Training can be a source of stress and frustration for a lot of new and experienced dog owners, especially if they aren’t able to find a solution to accidents and messes. The great news is that with a few steps your puppy will be marching out to pee in no time. Once the basics…
Spring Break Dog Boarding in Vancouver
Will you be going away for Spring Break? Make sure to schedule dog boarding well in advance for your precious pooch, as spots normally fill up quickly for large and small boarding companies alike. If you’ve never had professional dog boarding or sitting before, be sure to do your research and thoroughly consider your options….