If you’re a dog parent like me, knowing how to recognize signs of shock in a dog could seriously mean the difference between life and death. It’s something I’ve seen firsthand in my time as a veterinary assistant, especially working closely with emergency cases and nutritional support. Shock isn’t always as dramatic as it sounds…
Ever wondered, can dogs get acid reflux? Symptoms and remedies for our four-legged besties are actually something way more common than a lot of pet parents realize. I first learned about it firsthand working as a Veterinary Assistant with a strong focus on pet nutrition. One minute you’re thinking your dog just has a little…
If you’re a dog parent, you know that a leg injury can be a stressful time for both you and your furry friend. Whether it’s a minor sprain or something more serious like a fracture, learning how to help a dog recover from a leg injury is key to getting them back on their paws…
As a Pet Nutritionist with years of experience working alongside veterinarians, I’ve seen it all when it comes to managing our furry friends’ health. One of the most challenging situations for both pet owners and their dogs is dealing with bladder stones. If your dog has a history of bladder stones, you probably know the…
If you’ve ever found your dog’s belly unusually swollen, you know it can be a scary experience. As a pet nutritionist and someone who’s worked in veterinary clinics for years, I’ve seen many concerned pet parents rush in with this exact question: “What to do if your dog has a swollen abdomen?” First, take a…
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 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…
If you’re like most pet owners, you’ve probably wondered: Can I share that piece of chicken with my dog? Or maybe, Is it okay if my pup steals a grape from the table? As a pet nutritionist who’s spent years working in veterinary clinics, I’ve seen all kinds of situations when it comes to dogs…