In This Issue… Behavior : Pet Behavior: The Sleep Habits of Your Pets Interview : Will Atherton Talking Point : The Impact of Dogs on Student Stress Levels: A Scientific Exploration Behavior : How to Spot an Anxious Pandemic Pup…
Knowing what to feed a dog with an upset stomach can greatly reduce the time it takes to bring normal toilet function back. A dog with an upset stomach can lose weight quickly and dealing with a prolonged upset stomach…
Will Atherton is one of the most intentional, thoughtful people I’ve met. As one of the world’s most effective and best-known dog behaviorists, Will understands that people look to him for advice, and he takes that very seriously. You won’t…
1 in 3 pets are homeless according to new global report – research shines a light on challenges facing pets today New research shows the global scale of pet homelessness estimating there are almost 362 million homeless cats and dogs…
EVER wondered what your dog’s poo means for their health and how you can tell? Well, wonder no more as John Burns MBE, founder of healthy pet food company Burns Pet Nutrition, has put together a guide for those owners wanting…
Dealing with anxiety is never easy but as a new puppy parent, it can be even more of a challenge working out how best to support an anxious pup. Following the spike of puppies bought over the pandemic, many new…
Animal lovers are being told just how much sleep their pets need to feel re-energized and live a healthy lifestyle. Experts at Online-Bedrooms.co.uk have researched how much sleep different pets may need. All animals are different and they don’t all sleep at night.…
Dogs can become overweight for a variety of reasons, not always due to negligence. Sometimes, a dog is a rescue who arrives overweight, or an injury leads them to pack on the pounds. In some cases, your personal circumstances might…
It’s bedtime, and everyone in the family is getting ready to brush their teeth … everyone, including your pet? According to a study conducted by Ipsos and published on dvm360, only 8 percent of dog owners and 4 percent of…
College life is not just about hitting the books; it’s also an opportunity to form lasting social bonds. While students often engage in various activities to connect with peers, one unexpected ally in this endeavor is our four-legged friend -…
In recent years, a noticeable shift has occurred on college campuses nationwide, a transformation that’s brought wagging tails and joyous barks into the heart of academic life. Dog-friendly dorms have emerged, reflecting a growing acknowledgment of the deep bond between…
In the bustling corridors of academic institutions, where the air is thick with the pressure of deadlines and the quest for knowledge, an unlikely hero emerges to combat the specter of stress: dogs. These four-legged companions, often seen as mere…