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It’s dinner time, but instead of happily gobbling his food, your dog is staring blankly at you, as though expecting something else.

What do you do now?

When a dog won't eat, it's referred to as anorexia. While this is NOT the same thing as the eating disorder anorexia nervosa, it can be just as alarming for pet owners. After all, your dog has to eat.

In this article, we'll go over a few reasons why your dog might be shunning their food as well as give you a few solutions for whetting their appetite.

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You love your pet, so it feels good to get your pup a little something special from time to time. You swing by the pet aisle the next time you're at the grocery store and pick up a bacon-flavored treat that you're sure Fido will love. But then it happens.

You look at the ingredients list.

The ingredients impossible to recognize, or even pronounce. What's in these treats anyway? In this article, we'll give you a better understanding of what ingredients to avoid (and why!), where to find the best dog treats, and even a homemade recipe to try.

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ake a look in your refrigerator. See that wilted lettuce and spotty cauliflower? Of course you’ll still eat it, but it's not exactly the healthiest option.

Now, open up your freezer. That bag of broccoli has been in there for three weeks, but you wouldn't hesitate to use it for tonight's stir-fry. And you know it'll taste delicious!

Freezing keeps food fresh and healthy for much longer. And the same is true for dog food. In honor of National Frozen Food Month, here are just a few reasons why you should choose frozen dog food for your furry family members.

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Our dogs are part of the family, so it's natural to worry about their health. But with so much information (and misinformation) swirling around regarding COVID-19, how do you stay prepared without over-reacting?

Let’s take a look at the information out now regarding coronavirus in dogs.

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Your adult dog has 42 teeth, but when was the last time you gave them a second thought?

Dogs use their teeth just as much (if not more than) their human family members, so it's even more important that those pearly whites stay in good condition throughout their lives.

In this article, we'll discuss the hidden dangers of periodontal disease and how nutrition is the key to good dental care for dogs.

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