Cold temperatures, icy sidewalks, and shorter daylight hours can make regular outdoor exercise difficult during winter. However, staying active is just as important for your dog’s physical health, mental stimulation, and emotional wellbeing this time of year. When outdoor play...
When it comes to your dog’s health, exercise and nutrition often take center stage, but rest and recovery are just as critical, especially for heart health. Quality sleep allows your dog’s body to repair, rejuvenate, and maintain optimal cardiovascular function....
While cozy naps and slower mornings are part of the season, your dog’s nutritional needs may also shift during winter months. Supporting proper winter nutrition helps maintain energy levels, joint health, immune function, and overall comfort when temperatures drop. Here...
Winter weather brings icy sidewalks, frozen yards, and slippery surfaces that can make daily movement risky for dogs. While cold temperatures often mean less outdoor time, regular movement remains essential for maintaining joint health, muscle strength, and overall wellbeing. This...
As the seasons shift and winter sets in, aging dogs face unique challenges that can impact their health, comfort, and overall well-being. Cold temperatures, shorter days, and icy conditions can make daily routines more difficult for senior dogs, and it’s...
Hey there, dog lovers! Dr. Jeremy here, teaming up with Barker Beds, to give your pup an American Dream-worthy start to 2026. This year, let’s blend inspiration from iconic U.S. events, locations, and traditions with science-backed tips to keep your...
As winter settles in, shorter days and colder temperatures change more than just your routine. They also impact your dog’s sleep, comfort, and overall health. While dogs love cozy naps year round, quality sleep becomes especially important during the winter...
The start of a new year is the perfect time to set intentions for you and your dog! Just like people, dogs benefit from routines that promote health, happiness, and overall well-being. Establishing healthy habits in January can set the...
The holidays bring cozy gatherings, sparkling lights, and if you’re a dog parent one very important question: Is my pup ready for the road? Whether you’re driving across town or heading to Grandma’s a few states away, a little preparation goes...
Winter can be tough on senior dogs. Cold weather, icy sidewalks, and dry indoor air can make everyday comfort a little harder for aging pups. But with a few small adjustments, you can help your older dog stay cozy, healthy,...
As dogs get older, or even just more active, small changes in their behavior can signal that their joints need extra support. An orthopedic dog bed isn’t just a luxury; it’s a critical tool for reducing pressure on joints, preventing...
As our dogs grow older, their needs change, and one of the most important things we can do for them is help them rest comfortably. Just like people, senior dogs experience aches, stiffness, and joint pain that can make it...
As dogs age, their joints begin to tell a story. One of long walks, endless play, and years of unconditional love. But just like humans, those same joints can become stiff and sore over time. That’s where the science behind...
When the air turns crisp and the leaves start to fall, autumn brings a whole new world of excitement for you and your dog to explore. While cooler weather might make you want to cozy up inside, it’s actually one...
Welcome back to Day 4 of Arthritis Awareness Week! Today, we’re focusing on how proper nutrition and maintaining a healthy weight can make a lasting difference in protecting your dog’s joints. Understanding what goes into your dog’s bowl is one...
Arthritis is one of the most common causes of chronic pain in dogs, and it can affect their ability to enjoy everyday activities like playing, running, or even just getting up from their bed. The good news is that advances...
Osteoarthritis or arthritis is a common condition in many dogs over the age of seven. While the condition may often cause changes in the dogs’ everyday life, there are many things that we can do as owners to allow them...
By Dr. Thomas Jackson, PT, DPT, CCAT – Paw Power Rehab, LLC Arthritis is one of the most common—and most overlooked—sources of chronic pain in dogs. The good news is that when it’s recognized early, we can take meaningful steps...
As the air turns crisp and the leaves start to fall, it’s not just humans who crave cozy, nourishing foods, our dogs do too! Fall is the perfect time to treat your pup to seasonal ingredients that taste great and...
Fall is the perfect time to get outside with your dog. The air is cool, the leaves are bright, and every trail feels like an adventure. But if your pup is getting older, those long walks might start to take...
As the weather cools down, many pet parents may notice their dogs moving a little slower, seeming stiffer, or showing more signs of discomfort than usual. Just like people with arthritis or joint problems, dogs are sensitive to changes in...
