by Clayton Bolinger | Feb 28, 2024 | Dogs
Dogs are always by our sides when we need them, so the least we can do is learn a bit more about what makes man’s best friend so special. It’s easy to look at canines and think that they’re just like us, although, dogs have a history, biology, abilities, and habits...
by Clayton Bolinger | Feb 21, 2024 | Dogs, Immune Health
Once identified, autoimmune diseases should be treated by a veterinarian as they can be life threatening to your dog. Similar to type 1 diabetes in humans, autoimmune diseases in canines occur when their immune system mistakenly attacks normal body tissue due to...
by Clayton Bolinger | Feb 13, 2024 | Cats, Cognitive Health, Dogs
The age-old question on whether if dogs or cats are more intelligent has historically been left up to debate. In addition, due to society’s inclination to categorize ourselves as “cat-people” or “dog-people”, it’s difficult for personal bias to not enter the argument....
by Clayton Bolinger | Jan 28, 2024 | Canine Behavior, Dogs
Imagine, you walk through your front door after a long day at work to see your anxious dog panting beside the scattered pieces of your living room couch. Severe separation anxiety, reported to be found in approximately 13% of canines, can lead to destructive...
by Clayton Bolinger | Jan 12, 2024 | Canine Behavior, Dogs, Optimum Nutrition
Roughly 79% of dogs will eat grass at some point in their lives. In fact, it’s so common for dogs to eat grass that it’s a natural characteristic observed in most wild dogs. Two widely held misconceptions are that dogs will eat grass if they have an upset...
