As a Veterinary Assistant with a focus on nutrition, I’ve had the privilege of working closely with dogs and their owners to ensure their furry friends are as healthy and happy as possible. Over the years, I’ve witnessed firsthand the incredible impact that diet can have on a dog’s behavior. You may have heard the…
Moving to a new home is a big event, not just for you, but for your furry friend too! As a Pet Nutritionist and pet care expert in veterinary clinics, I’ve seen firsthand how stressful this transition can be for dogs. They thrive on routine, so when everything suddenly changes—the smells, the sounds, and even…
When it comes to our beloved furry companions, one of the most common issues pet owners face is hyperactivity in dogs. As a Canine-Assisted Therapy Trainer, I’ve had the privilege of working with a wide range of dogs—some calm and collected, and others a little… well, let’s just say they have a ton of energy!…
Dogs are incredibly social creatures, and while we love having them by our side, life sometimes demands that we leave them alone for a few hours. If your pup struggles with this, you’re not alone! Many pet parents search for ways on how to help a dog cope with separation anxiety. Having worked in veterinary…
As a Certified Professional Dog Trainer (CPDT-KA), I’ve had the opportunity to help many clients with one common issue: dogs that bark excessively at delivery people. Whether it’s the UPS driver, FedEx courier, or the Amazon delivery van, it seems like some dogs just can’t help but raise the roof. But why does this happen,…
As a Certified Professional Dog Trainer (CPDT-KA), I’ve worked with countless dogs who are anxious or fearful when it comes to strangers trying to pet them. Whether it’s because of past trauma, lack of socialization, or simply a dog’s natural temperament, it can be a challenge for both the dog and the person trying to…
If you’ve ever had to put a cone on your dog after surgery or an injury, you know how tough it can be. Dogs generally don’t love the idea of wearing a cone (also called an Elizabethan collar or E-collar). It’s bulky, awkward, and limits their movement, not to mention the frustration it causes both…
As a pet nutritionist and care expert working in veterinary clinics, I’ve seen many dogs struggle with car sickness. It’s not just frustrating for your pup but can also make road trips stressful for you. Dogs who are prone to motion sickness can feel uncomfortable, nauseous, and sometimes even vomit during car rides. If you’ve…
As a pet nutritionist and care expert with years of experience working in veterinary clinics, I’ve come across countless dog owners facing one common challenge: their dog is overly excited or anxious around strangers. If you’ve ever wondered how to teach a dog to be calm around strangers, you’re not alone. Many dogs, especially those…