Even the cutest of doggos get that “wet dog smell” from time to time. While we hold our furry or feathery friends near and dear to our hearts, sometimes we want to hold them just a little further away because — let’s face it — they can be stinky. Whether your dog got caught out … Read more
As you may be aware, the FDA issued an alert on July 12, 2018 in regards to the potential connection between diet and cases of canine heart disease. In a separate, but related matter, University of California Davis, School of Veterinary Medicine is conducting a study to better understand the impact of Taurine-deficient Dilated Cardiomyopathy … Read more
Purebred and mixed-breed dogs can have complicated registered names. Dogs have their registered name, which is usually longer, and then their call name, which is what you’d call them in everyday situations, like having them sit or calling for them. You may have wondered, “Can you rename a dog?” As it turns out, you can … Read more
Max, Charlie, Bella, or Luna…however you choose to call them, one things for sure: your pets can be some of your most loyal companions. Whenever youre feeling blue, youre sure to get some lovely snuggles from your darling dog or cat. And thats because animals can think and feel. In fact, whether furry or not, … Read more
Ever been startled by a sudden boom of thunder, only to find your poor pup trembling under the bed? Or maybe you’re a hunter wondering if those gunshots are damaging your loyal companion’s sensitive ears? I’ve been there too, and it led me down a rabbit hole researching if there are actually earplugs for dogs. … Read more
Some dogs wag their tails when they see happy human faces and might look guilty when they spot angry ones. Many experts believe that dogs sense our emotions by reading our facial cues. The tiniest raised eyebrows or the smallest smile can give away our feelings to our furry friends. So, next time you think … Read more
History professors and second-term presidents aren’t the only ones who can sport a distinguished, salt-and-pepper look. Pups go gray, too—but have you ever wondered if yours is starting to show their dog years sooner than they should be? Like humans, dogs tend to go gray as part of their natural aging process. And just like … Read more
Hey there, fellow dog lovers! If you’re anything like me you probably enjoy taking your furry bestie along for shopping adventures whenever possible. One question I get asked a lot is whether Five Below – that awesome store where everything’s $5 or less – welcomes our four-legged friends. Let’s dig into this topic and find … Read more
Sign up our newsletter focused on dog digestion health, cute pup stories, and the latest scoop from Nextrition. Have you ever turned your back for a minute only to find your furry friend has gotten into something they definitely shouldn’t have? I’ve been there too, and let me tell you – discovering your dog has … Read more
Humans have been brewing and drinking alcohol for centuries. The oldest known archeological evidence dates the practice of beer brewing by ancient humans starting about 13,000 years ago. Similarly, the domestication of dogs is estimated to have occurred 15,000–40,000 years ago. In short: Dogs, humans, and beer have been together for a long time. However, … Read more