Nature's Blog

One of the most loving things you can do for your best pal is to make sure you keep up with their grooming regimen. Grooming your dog regularly helps to remove loose hair as well as any dirt or dander in their coat. It also helps prevent abscesses, skin infections or mats that pull tightly at your pup’s skin and cause pain. Even if you still go to a groomer regularly, doing some of your own maintenance in between sessions makes your groomer’s job much easier (and often cheaper). The most important thing to remember when...

Many pet parents believe that it’s normal for your golden gal or old man to “slow down” in their elderly years, but in fact age itself is not a disease. If your pup is slowing down or stiff in the mornings, they may be experiencing joint pain. Even if your dog isn’t actively limping, our furry pals can be surprisingly stoic and simply soldier on when they are in pain. Thankfully, there are steps you can take to provide your best pal with some pain relief for those aching joints. With proper care and a healthy...

He loves me, he loves me not… Dogs are well-known for craving the attention and affection of humans. But sometimes, we are the ones who desperately want to know what our dogs think of us. “Does my dog love me?” you wonder wistfully as you gaze at your fluffy best furiend. “Does my dog know I love him? How do I say, ‘I love you’ in dog barks?” Well, we can’t help you with that last one, but we can answer the question of, “Do dogs love their owners?” And we’re sure you’ll be relieved to...