PetPlate’s Guide to Natural Remedies for Dogs If you’ve ever sipped a steaming cup of chamomile tea to wind down at the end of the day or chewed on ginger to fight nausea, then you appreciate the power of natural remedies to help soothe common ailments. You can also harness Mother Nature’s power for your
Of course you love your dog! He has more (and fluffier) beds than you do. You make sure he gets healthy walks every day, regardless of wind, rain, snow or hangover. You spent more time researching his vet than you did your own primary care physician. Should you get pet insurance, too? Here are 7
Anyone who has ever had their day yanked out of the dark by a wagging, spinning, leaping ball of love who is delighted to welcome them home knows it’s hard to quantify how being a pet parent makes life better. Researchers have figured out a few scientific strategies that spell out the benefits our loyal
Hydration Awareness: Tips to Avoid Doggie Dehydration & Heat Stroke July is National Pet Hydration Month, and for good reason: it’s right in the center of the boiling hot summer when heat stroke is of primary concern. But ensuring your dog gets enough water is always important. Unsurprisingly, dogs need water for the same reasons
Every dog does it. While it may not be our favorite thing to think about, a dog’s poop is an important indicator of their overall health. As responsible dog owners, it’s important to know what healthy dog poo looks like, as well as common bowel problems your dog may encounter throughout their life. What Does
Most of us don’t think twice when bringing a new plant into our garden or home. However, many houseplants and common yard plants are poisonous to our pups, so it’s wise to double-check if a plant is poisonous before you’ve planted it or brought it into your home. Today, we’re going over some of the