Warmer weather comes with the risk of overheating for both human and dog alike. Since our dogs can’t tell us outright that they feel too hot, it is important to learn about risk factors and signs of heat-induced illness as well as ways to prevent it!
"My dog must be sick, his nose is dry!" How many times have you heard that one? What is the truth about our dog's most important feature?
Check out Fi's favorite summer activities to do with our dogs!
We teamed up with our friends at Small Door Vet to give our Fi Fam some tips when it comes to everything first-aid and CPR for your dogs!
Meet Robert from DogBoy NYC - Robert and his dog, Josie, will be showing all...
There are a ton of questions around the safety of GPS dog collars, especially as...
With the threat of COVID-19 looming over us, there have been a number of questions I’ve received regarding pets. “Can my dog get the virus?”, “Can I get the virus from my dog or cat?”, “Do I need to quarantine my dog?”.
Many pet owners adopt a dog in the hopes of having a companion to join them on their adventures. Dogs can be a great encouragement to help you get out of the house, exercise more, and improve your overall health and quality of life.
Unlock the secrets to a healthy, happy dog with our guide on nutrition, exercise, mental stimulation, and bonding. Ensure your pet's well-being.