Many of us are familiar with the idea of antioxidants, and we know they are a good thing for both dogs and humans, but do you know why?

There’s never a bad time of year to welcome a new pup into your home, but with kids now out of school, loads of folks are thinking about adopting or buying a dog right now.

As summer approaches, we’re going through our closets pulling out our t-shirts and shorts in preparation for fun in the sun. But what about our four-legged friends stuck in a permanent fur coat?

Have you ever really thought about what it means to eat? For instance, when you ingest something, is it truly in your body?

Gut health has been building steam as a trending health topic as more and more research points to the importance of the microbiome. Micro - what?

I can’t tell you how often I ask pet parents about their senior dog and the response is “okay, but … I guess he’s just getting old.”

In this post, I’d like to talk to you specifically about vitamin E, to review both the strengths and weaknesses of natural and synthetic forms.

Stress affects everything. Yes, everything. There really isn’t one area of your “world”, body or life that isn’t impacted by stress.

It’s a common belief that cats are highly susceptible to stress. How many memes have you seen referencing “neurotic kitty”? But the truth is …