Dog Nutrition

There's a huge controversy online about a very popular at-home dog health trend: Feeding your dog coconut oil. You see, many people believe coconut oil is a "superfood" because it's full of MCTs (AKA, medium chain triglycerides.)1 MCTs are fatty acids that can have amazing benefits for your pup, like supporting their healthy metabolism, sharp […]

For pet parents, it’s never fun to see your dog feeling sick, and if you see them vomiting white foam… Well, it can be downright scary! Your mind races through all kinds of questions…

Can my dog eat cinnamon? In small amounts, ceylon cinnamon can have health benefits for your dog. However, there are also some potential risks...

Is pumpkin good for dogs? Most people only think of pumpkins as fun decorations in the fall season… But did you know: This festive vegetable is a “canine superfood?” Pumpkins belong to the same...

Today I’ve got a very special treat for your furry best friend. It’s hydrating, health-boosting, and it couldn’t be easier to make.

Dogs love cheese. Trainers will use it as a special treat. Feeding your dog too much cheese can lead to weight gain. Should your dog eat cheese?

If you have a dog, you’ve probably had to deal with diarrhea or other digestive tract problems at one time or another. Dogs tend to get into things they shouldn’t, like the garbage, outdoor plants, etc. When they eat something that doesn’t agree with their stomach, the results are often messy.

It’s something every dog owner should know — dogs and grapes are not compatible. But, why are grapes bad for dogs?

Wanting what’s best for your dog—and keeping them happy—don’t always go hand in hand. If that were the case, every dog treat you’ve ever given your pup would be delicious and good for them. But, as you’ve probably noted from Dr. Marty TV, a lot of store-bought dog treats aren’t the healthiest option for your pooch. And, if your dog has an allergy or digestive issue, giving them any old dog treat may be totally out of the question.