Dog parents may have seen the diagnosis of “littermate syndrome” going around on TikTok and Instagram, but few actually know what it is–and a lot of people are claiming to be experts. We’re giving you the 411 on littermate syndrome so you can keep an eye on your new pup and make their transition into
Fall is here and nothing says cozy season quite like pumpkin. But did you know pumpkin isn’t just a festive flavor? It’s actually a dog-friendly superfood that supports digestion, thanks to its fiber, vitamins, and natural gut-soothing properties. That’s why we’re sharing a simple (and pup-approved) pumpkin treat recipe you can whip up at home.
While we celebrate our dogs everyday, National Dog Day comes around just once a year. This year we’re asking the question, how do our dogs actually want to celebrate this year? After talking to our expert pups, we’ve compiled a list of seven ways our dogs want to be celebrated this year. 1. Going on
Potty training your dog can be one of the most rewarding — and frustrating — parts of pet parenthood. The key is patience, consistency, and understanding that every dog is different. If you feel like you’re at your wits end with your pup, don’t give up! We’re here to help you get your pup house
It’s back to school season for your pup too. Just like kids thrive on structure during the school year, dogs feel more secure when they know what to expect for the day ahead. From feeding times to walks to bedtime, a consistent routine helps reduce anxiety and keeps your pup happy and well-behaved. Here are
It’s no secret around here that FreshBaked is healthier than kibble, but what does that really mean? We’re breaking down the five most important differences that a fresh diet can make in your dog’s health when compared to regular kibble. Plus: hear what real PetPlate customers and reviewers over at Dog Food Advisor have to
It’s lost pet prevention month and we’re giving you the 411 on keeping your pup safe. Microchipping your dog is one of the simplest—and most effective—ways to protect them if they ever get lost. It’s a quick procedure where a tiny chip (about the size of a grain of rice) is inserted under your dog’s
Whether your pup prefers beach lounging, trail exploring, or chasing sprinklers, understanding their summer personality can help you plan the paw-fect warm-weather adventures. Which one is your pup picking? The Lounger (the sun deck is their happy place) This dog is all about slow mornings, shady naps, and soaking up the sun—from a distance. Think
Some of us humans love to soak up the sun on a hot summer day, and some of us prefer to sit in the shade. Some of us burn and some of us get a nice summer glow, but all of us take the necessary precautions to protect our skin. Our canine companions love to
As summer temps continue to rise, we humans have the luxury of shedding our tees for tanks and pants for shorts, but our pups are still walking around with their fur coats on. Our dogs need exercise and fresh air–just like us–so it’s important to know how your specific dog can best prepare to handle