dog diet

Can dogs eat apples? There are a few things you should know before feeding your pup this healthy fruit. In this post, we explore whether or not dogs can eat apples, as well as discuss the health benefits and risks of doing so. We’ll also explore some ways to incorporate them into your dog's diet.

Turmeric is a natural anti-inflammatory that is safe and beneficial to dogs. In the correct dosage, your pup can reap the same health benefits of turmeric as humans, especially for joint health in dogs. Turmeric is healthy for dogs in large part due to its active ingredient, curcumin. Learn about curcumin's potent medicinal properties and what it can do for your dog. 

If you have a dog with anxiety, chances are that you’re familiar with the immense struggle of trying to bring your dog comfort in the car, during thunderstorms, or when separation anxiety in your dog wreaks havoc on your heart. In this blog post, we share some of the best calming ingredients for dogs with anxiety.

Boosting your and your dog's immune systems can help you both stay strong during these trying times. It is estimated that roughly 80% of immune cells are in the gut.  We believe fortifying the immune system starts with a healthy, nourishing diet, so we've put together a list of the best foods for supporting human and dog health alike and stretching your grocery budget to go further.

You know that feeling when you're on vacation and your dog is back at home? Yeah, that's not a good feeling. Learn how to travel with your dog so you both pass the vibe check.  We’ll share what you need to know to ensure your dog’s safety and comfort while on the road.

Dog-friendly holiday meals that you can comfortably share with your dog! Dog mom and dog dad holiday meal planning done for you. The immune-boosting meals and treats we suggest are budget-friendly and filled with vitamins & minerals to benefit you & your dog. Bookmark these recipes for your next grocery order or trip.

As members of our families, we love to give pups the best of everything - but giving them the same food that we eat may cause them injury.
Keep the following foods away from your pups and out of their reach (that also means off your coffee tables, which tend to be just at nose-height of some of our pups).