As a Pet Nutritionist and a seasoned pet care expert working in a veterinary clinic, I’ve had the privilege of helping countless dogs recover from injuries over the years. Injuries in dogs, whether from accidents, playtime, or health conditions, can be tough on both the pet and their owners. But don’t worry—I’ve gathered some of…
As a pet nutritionist with years of experience working closely with veterinarians in clinical settings, one of the most common issues I encounter is dog skin infections. Dogs, just like humans, can develop skin conditions that can range from mild to severe. And when it comes to knowing how to care for a dog with…
As a pet nutritionist and expert in pet care working in veterinary clinics, I’ve seen my fair share of curious pups who just can’t resist getting into things they shouldn’t. One of the most common—and most dangerous—things dogs tend to get into is chocolate. The dangers of chocolate poisoning in dogs are real, and the…
As a pet nutritionist and care expert working closely with veterinary clinics, I’ve had my fair share of experiences dealing with dogs who are showing signs of stress. It’s not always easy to pinpoint, as dogs are great at masking their emotions, but there are clear signs you can look for if you know what…
As a pet nutritionist and expert in veterinary clinics, one of the most common questions I get asked by concerned pet owners is: “Why is my dog vomiting yellow bile?” It’s a worry that every dog parent experiences at some point, and while it’s understandable to feel anxious, there are several potential reasons behind your…
As a pet nutritionist and pet care expert working in veterinary clinics, I’ve seen the remarkable impact that proper nutrition and supplements can have on a dog’s overall health, particularly when it comes to their heart health. When we think of keeping our furry companions healthy, we often focus on their diet, exercise, and regular…
As a pet nutritionist working in veterinary clinics for several years, I’ve had countless conversations with pet owners about the foods that are safe for their dogs. One question that often comes up is, “Can dogs eat chia seeds?” It’s a valid concern, given how popular chia seeds have become among humans for their health…
Training a dog to use a pee pad indoors can be a game-changer, especially for pet parents living in apartments or places where frequent outdoor access isn’t always possible. As a pet nutritionist and care expert with years of experience in veterinary clinics, I’ve seen the challenges and triumphs that come with training a dog…
As a pet nutritionist with years of experience working in veterinary clinics, I’ve seen firsthand how important it is to ensure our dogs stay hydrated and healthy. Sometimes, just water isn’t enough—especially if your dog is ill, has been exercising intensely, or is exposed to extreme temperatures. In those moments, knowing how to make homemade…