Fish Oil for Dogs: Benefits, Dosage and Risks

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What Is Fish Oil? Fish oil for dogs is a concentrated source of healthy fats, primarily valued for its omega-3 fatty acids. Extracted from the tissues of oily fish such as salmon, mackerel, herring, anchovy and tuna, fish oil delivers two long-chain omega-3s—eicosapentaenoic acid (EPA) and docosahexaenoic acid (DHA)—that support multiple aspects of canine health. … Read more

Monitoring Collars Improve Seizure Care for Dogs with Epilepsy

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Taking Control of Your Dog’s Seizures Caring for a dog with epilepsy can be emotionally and practically challenging. Seizures are often unpredictable, and missing even one episode can make it difficult to understand patterns or measure treatment effectiveness. Continuous monitoring collars are changing how owners and veterinarians manage canine epilepsy by delivering objective, round-the-clock data. … Read more

Dog-Friendly Hiking Trails to Explore Together

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From Coast to Coast, Hit These Top Trails With Dogs Hitting the trail with your dog turns an ordinary hike into a richer, more curious adventure. Dogs notice sights, sounds, and especially smells that we miss, and bringing a canine companion makes each outing more social and rewarding. Whether you’re exploring rocky canyons, open grasslands, … Read more

Smart Dog Gadgets Every Dog Owner Needs

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INNOVATIVE PET TECH THAT MAKES LIFE WITH DOGS EASIER AND MORE FUN This article originally appeared in the award-winning Modern Dog Magazine BY: SASSAFRAS LOWREY | January 25, 2024 From practical tools to playful innovations, modern pet tech helps owners understand their dogs better, improve daily routines, and add more fun to life together. Smart … Read more

What to Feed Picky Dogs: Foods That Tempt Fussy Eaters

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Dog Food for Picky Eaters Picky eating is common in dogs, much like in young children, and it can be frustrating for pet owners. When a dog refuses to eat, owners are left guessing the cause. Loss of appetite can stem from a minor digestive upset, anxiety, inconsistent feeding routines, dental pain, or simply boredom … Read more

Grain-Free vs Grain-Inclusive Pet Food: Which to Choose?

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Wellness is introducing grain-free kibble recipes for cats that deliver high-quality animal proteins, balanced grain-free carbohydrates, and essential vitamins and minerals for whole-body health—catisfaction guaranteed. Each grain-free formula provides the nourishment pet parents expect from Wellness Complete Health®, now without grains. If you are transitioning from a grain-inclusive formula to a Complete Health® Grain-Free recipe, … Read more

How to Tell If Your Dog Has a Food Allergy

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Confusing food allergies with food sensitivities (also called food intolerances) is a common mistake many pet owners make. Although the outward symptoms often look similar—itchy skin, recurring ear infections, digestive upset—the underlying causes and the best ways to manage them are different. Distinguishing true food allergies from sensitivities helps you choose the right diet and … Read more

Can Dogs Eat Turkey? Safety, Portions and Prep Tips

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Can Dogs Eat Turkey? A Safe Thanksgiving Guide When you’re planning your Thanksgiving menu and your dog is lying underfoot hoping for a handout, it’s natural to wonder: can dogs eat turkey? Many commercial dog foods and treats list turkey as an ingredient, so it seems like a familiar, safe choice. The reality is that … Read more

How to Add Wellness Complete Health Grilled to Your Cat’s Diet

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Cats can be surprisingly particular about their food. One day they eagerly eat from their bowl; the next, they push it away. If you’ve ever asked, “Can you mix dry and wet cat food?” or looked for simple ways to make mealtime more exciting, there’s an easy solution that doesn’t require a grill: the grilled-flavored … Read more

Train Your Cat to Walk on a Leash in 4 Steps

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Do you want to take your cat on walks but aren’t sure how to teach them to walk on a leash? Cats are very different from dogs: independent, cautious, and often resistant to being told what to do. Still, many cats can learn to enjoy leash walks with the right approach. Successful leash training depends … Read more