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One of the most iconic scenes in movie history takes place in Walt Disney’s Lady and the Tramp. In the movie, a sweet brown Cocker Spaniel named Lady shares a plate of spaghetti with a grey stray named Tramp. Chewing up a single piece of pasta, they eventually make it to the middle and share a short little kiss while Bella Notte plays in the background.  Now no doubt, many kids after seeing this movie also wanted to share a noodle with their furry friend. But, is that safe for your dog? Can dogs eat pasta? Veterinary experts don’t have...

It’s no secret that exercise is good for you. There is a laundry list of benefits to getting your body moving, both mentally and physically. However, exercise can get lonely. Some enjoy the isolation that working out alone provides, but sometimes a workout playlist is not enough. In honor of National Walk Your Dog Day, here are the top 3 benefits to exercising with your dog! Strengthening Your Bond Bonding with your dog is an incredibly important part of being a pet owner. The bond that you create with your furry friend will last a lifetime. That’s why exercise is...

The holidays are in full swing and you’ve probably already gotten gifts prepared for your family and friends, but what about your pup? While they may not understand the concept of Christmas, they’ll still love to get a gift or two. This is a great time to treat them to products that can keep them healthy and happy through the winter! But, with so many products on the market, it can be tough to know which treats and chews are the best for your furry friend. Luckily, we’re here to help—read on to learn which products your furry friend will...

When it comes to your dog’s health and happiness, giving them nutritious food and treats is vital. You may be spending decent money on healthy goodies for your dog, but yet they insist on eating grass. So why do dogs eat grass? While it may be a simple question, the answer is not so simple.  Pet experts believe that dogs eat grass as normal canine behavior (typically known as “pica”) and it is typically nothing to worry about. However, there are three main reasons why dogs eat grass: 1) Psychological needs, 2) Physical needs, and 3) Instinct.  When dogs eat...

Plants can offer a lot of benefits when placed indoors, including adding life to a room, cleaning the air, and regulating humidity. But, while they look great in your home, you may not know some popular house plant species pose a threat to your furry friends. Many people are unaware that the plants they have in their homes are actually toxic to their pets and children. While there are plenty of plants that are totally pet-friendly, there are some common houseplants that you should avoid or keep out of reach from your pets. Here are six house plants you should...