This guide is a valuable resource for recognizing and addressing stress in dogs. Learn the difference between critical and non-critical signs of stress, causes of canine stress, and how to help your dog calm down.   It’s no secret that understanding and managing stress in dogs is important. Our canine friends might not be able to verbally communicate their discomfort, but their behaviors and physical responses provide clear signals. Recognizing these signs and distinguishing the difference between non-critical and critical stress indicators can help with providing the appropriate support ..read more

Every dog owner knows the frustration – it’s night time, but your dog is still hyper and won’t go to bed. It’s even worse if you have guests over for the holidays. This disrupts the peace of the night and can leave everyone sleep deprived. This behavior can be due to several reasons like new people in the house, stress, or lack of sufficient physical exercise. If you’re pondering how to calm a dog at night, you’re not alone in this dilemma. Understandably, calming your dog at night is not just beneficial for your pet but also vital for your sleep and wellbeing. Bringing calm to night may seem ..read more

Traveling with your dog can be a magical experience! This echoes even more during the holiday season when you plan to have your dog as a part of the heart-warming celebrations away from home! However, some dogs may feel nervous or anxious when traveling on long road trips, which can be a drawback when you have so much else going on. The question is what can I give my dog for travel anxiousness?  Travel-related stress can often manifest itself in restlessness. If your pet appears to be displaying these signs of distress, solutions are available to ensure that the journey remains pleasant f ..read more

Most of us agree that having a pet is good for you, science says that the power of having a pet could have a positive impact on your quality of life. Over 80 million U.S. households own a cat or dog, and millions more own fish, rabbits, reptiles, birds, and more.   Many people who get a pet do it for fun or companionship or snuggles. In addition to those inherent perks, having a pet is also good for you!  This makes caring for a pet a real win-win situation, because while you’re caring for your pet by giving them the food, water, exercise, and affection they need to thrive, they’re a ..read more

Traveling with your dog can be a magical experience! This echoes even more during the holiday season when you plan to have your dog as a part of the heart-warming celebrations away from home! However, some dogs may feel nervous or anxious when traveling on long road trips, which can be a drawback when you have so much else going on. The question is what can I give my dog for travel anxiousness?  Travel-related stress can often manifest itself in restlessness. If your pet appears to be displaying these signs of distress, solutions are available to ensure that the journey remains pleasant f ..read more

Most of us agree that having a pet is good for you, science says that the power of having a pet could have a positive impact on your quality of life. Over 80 million U.S. households own a cat or dog, and millions more own fish, rabbits, reptiles, birds, and more.   Many people who get a pet do it for fun or companionship or snuggles. In addition to those inherent perks, having a pet is also good for you!  This makes caring for a pet a real win-win situation, because while you’re caring for your pet by giving them the food, water, exercise, and affection they need to thrive, they’re a ..read more

A family vacation does not have to be limited to human family members only. It takes some advance planning and preparation, but bringing your dog on vacation can make the trip more rewarding for everyone. Read on to learn tips for traveling with dogs to make a low-stress experience for you and your puppy travelers. How to Travel with Your Dog Traveling with pets may seem like a big undertaking, but the experience for you and your furry family is worth it. Some common concerns that owners experience when traveling with their dog include what to pack, accommodations and activities, and of course ..read more

Is CBD Oil Safe for Dogs? DISCLAIMER: This blog post is for informational purposes only. No product claims implied. Cannabidiol (CBD) is a natural compound that comes from cannabis plants, and is most often extracted from the hemp plant. CBD is thought to promote a sense of calm and support overall wellbeing.* Because of these beneficial qualities,* CBD has exploded in popularity. It’s not just for humans either. Because CBD may help dogs with a broad range of issues from physical discomfort to stress,* pet products like CBD oil for dogs have become widely available. Does CBD Work on Dogs? Not ..read more

Have you ever left the house and experienced your dog whimpering or barking as you’re leaving or been told it’s happening while you’re out? Maybe you’ve come, home and your new couch has been shredded to bits, or your pooch has had an accident even though they’ve been potty trained.  Your pup’s fine when you’re around. The trouble seems to only start when you’re leaving or when you were gone. If your dog has exhibited signs of discomfort, fear, or panic when you’re leaving them, they may be experiencing separation stress.  Up to 40% of dogs go through se ..read more

If your dog experiences occasional stress, they need extra comfort during normal upheavals such as moving to a new home, visiting the veterinarian, or even when they’re restless at night and can’t get comfortable lying down. It can be heartbreaking to see our furry family members struggle in everyday situations. Thankfully, CBD can be a natural solution for maintaining calm and comfort in your best friend. Keep reading to learn more about how CBD works and the benefits it can offer your dog’s sense of well-being along with helpful criteria for choosing the best CBD products for dogs: Comfortin ..read more