Follow these dog park etiquette rules to ensure it stays a fun—and safe—space for you and your pooch. Taking your dog to the dog park is a fantastic way to provide them with exercise, socialization, and even mental stimulation. Visiting one of these parks allows your pup the freedom to play fetch, run around with other pooches, and splash around in dog-friendly freshwater pools. Here in New York City, we luckily have many options to choose from when it comes to dog parks and runs. Dog parks are a great place for bonding with your dog and giving them a break from its typically confined living a ..read more

We're so proud of our ingredients and how their quality is almost immediately evident. Some are well known, many are unusual, all are pretty much perfect. From our coat specific dog shampoos to THE FINAL COAT conditioner, our products are meant to perform on a dog's coat and the skin beneath. While essential oils have been around for a very long time, in more recent years, their popularity has seemed to have picked up. Especially when it comes to healthy skin and hair. So what happens when a pet company strategically formulates an all natural dog shampoo using essential oils? An entire li ..read more

Taking care of your dog's coat is a crucial part of maintaining their health and well-being. The right grooming routine and tools can promote a healthy and shiny coat while helping to prevent problems such as skin irritation, parasites, or even hair loss. A dog's coat isn't just for show either—it plays an integral role in the animal’s overall health and can indicate underlying medical issues. Proper coat care and brushing are an essential aspect of dog ownership that often gets overlooked by many pet owners. It's completely necessary for healthy skin, to keep a dog's coat healthy, and for the ..read more

Separation anxiety in dogs is a very common (but also very challenging) behavior problem that affects both dogs and dog owners. Many dogs experience issues when left home alone, or simply have isolation distress. If your dog is happy with other people but isn’t comfortable being alone, separation anxiety may be the cause. Have you wondered about dog separation anxiety, how it's defined, and how it differs from other other separation related behaviors and problems? In this article, you’ll learn several common signs and symptoms of separation anxiety in dogs, including differentiation in a dog's ..read more

As the snow begins to melt and the flowers start to bloom, it's time to start thinking about preparing your furry friend for spring. Keeping your dog well (and your pet safe too) is important all year round, but spring is a good time to review your pet’s everyday health. And you can never have too many animal safety tips for spring. Dogs will start to spend more time outdoors in the warm weather, but it is also the season when parasites increase in number. Spring can be a delightful time for dogs, and with it comes its own set of challenges. Here are some spring pet safety tips to ensure your ..read more

The Story of Brutus Broth: Brutus Broth is on a mission to share the benefits of their broth with as many dogs as possible. They create broth and broth-related recipes that are both tasty and nutritional. “Our story began on Thanksgiving Day in 2016 when a family member asked to what we attribute to Brutus' (our dog) longevity. The answer: “Love and Grandma’s Bone Broth.” We found that adding Bone Broth to his diet not only provided him with a tastier meal but gave him added nutritional benefits. Not only that, he loved the taste and adding the broth to his dry food made it more easily digesti ..read more

Is your dog suddenly itching, scratching, and paw-chewing? These are the most common symptoms of allergies to chicken in dogs. Dogs, just like humans, can have seasonal allergies and allergies or sensitivities to food. Although food allergies are much less common than other types of allergies in dogs, pups affected by food allergies can experience uncomfortable symptoms like skin rashes or digestive upset that affect their quality of life.  Just like human beings, it’s possible for dogs to be allergic to just about anything in their environment or any ingredient in their food. And have an ..read more

Winter has a lot to offer readers, even if you are not particularly a fan of cold and snow. So many of the things we associate with winter - slowing down, staying in, cozy afternoons spent under blankets — are also things that are associated with reading. It’s been reported that people almost always read more books in January and February than any other month. Since you're here, I can only imagine that you're one of the many dog lovers who read our blog. It's been a requested topic, and by popular demand I have culminated a specific list just for you of the best books about dogs. Reading In Th ..read more

When you live in a small space but really want a four-legged friend, it can be challenging finding the best dog breeds for apartment living. It's important to consider factors such as size, energy level, and temperament. Your options will vary depending on whether you live in a pied-a-tier in Manhattan, or a condominium in Los Angeles. Or even a studio apartment in a walk-up vs. a two bedroom in a luxury building. But what else do you need to consider when figuring out what types of dogs are good for apartments and small spaces? In this article, we are going to dive into: What to consid ..read more

Acupuncture treatment, an ancient healing practice originating from Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), has gained popularity as a holistic and effective approach to enhancing the well-being of our furry companions. This non-invasive therapy involves the insertion of thin needles into specific points on the body, aiming to stimulate energy flow and promote balance. In this comprehensive guide, we will explore the origins of acupuncture for pets, its benefits, the process, conditions it may address, and its integration into modern veterinary care. The Roots of Acupuncture Treatments in Veterina ..read more