Urinary problems, particularly those that affect the kidneys, can spell the difference when it comes to life span and quality of life. So as dog owners, it is important that we provide our four-legged friends with everything they need to maintain a fully functional urinary system.

What causes stress and anxiety in dogs, and what can you do about it? There are several factors to canine mental health, and here’s what our veterinary team recommends you do to avoid harmful effects of stress.

There is a powerful little army inside your dog (the immune system) that protects the body from bacteria, viruses, parasites, toxins and countless other microscopic predators. Here’s how to boost your dog’s immunity and keep them protected from outside invaders.

Taking care of your dog’s heart is one of the most important things you can do for a healthy, happy life. Our vet and nutrition team outline common canine heart health risks and how to take great care of your dog’s ticker.

A healthy digestive system is key to good overall health for dogs, and it’s important for pet parents to avoid common issues that affect the gut. With proactive nutrition and a watchful eye, you can save your dog from the pain, discomfort, and danger of gastrointestinal problems.

Dogs love to run, jump, chase and zoom – but they rely on proper nutrition, exercise and breeding practices to keep mobile and pain-free in their bones and joints. We’ll walk you through issues that affect joint health in dogs, how to exercise, what to feed them, and how to prolong their overall mobile vitality.

Taking care of your dog’s teeth has a mouthful of health benefits, and it takes a combination of routine care, nutrition, and regular dental cleaning by a vet. We’ll guide you through proper dental nutrition and give some recommendations for easy, fun, and tooth-friendly food and chews.

Each dog breed has different daily exercise requirements, and some would even surprise you. We break out exercise needs by each breed so you can make sure your pup stays healthy.

Is your dog overweight? Or even obese? We’ll help you tell if your dog is overweight, underweight, or just right based on several factors, including breed standards and body condition.

Need a little guidance to help your dog shed some pounds? It can be tough, but it’s extremely important for the health of your pup. There are several things you can do (and some things you shouldn’t) to help your dog lose weight and get on the right track to health.

For dogs, healthy skin and coat starts with the right diet. If your dog is experiencing issues with a dull coat or significant levels of shedding, it’s time to consider switching foods. Our nutrition team provides a list of the best dog foods for healthy skin and coat that also deliver balanced nutrition.

Knowing how to keep your dog’s skin and coat healthy can feel intimidating if you don’t know where to start, but it doesn’t have to feel that way. Our nutrition team provides some easy solutions to protect and maintain your pup’s outer layer and addresses some common issues related to skin and coat.

Is your dog’s itching making both of you miserable? There are some common issues you may be able to identify at home before a vet visit is necessary. We’ll explain how each of these might result in dry skin on your dog as well as different treatment options. Let’s see if we can achieve an itch-free home!