When it comes to dog food, one size may not fit all. Dogs may have different nutritional needs based on their breed size and stage of life, and it’s important to consider this when making decisions for them so they can live the longest and happiest life possible.
So, is having two dogs better than one? In many cases, the answer can be an emphatic YES! But make sure to do your homework to avoid common pitfalls.
Toys, comfort-care, travel gear and more, our PetHub team shares some of our older pups tried and tested, favorite and well loved products!
PetHub's team is puppy obsessed and experienced. They've explored the world of puppy toys and have selected some of their absolute favorites.
We want food and treats that are healthy, responsible, and sustainable. We want natural. And that is part of the challenge.
It’s important to remember all of the tools in your toolbox throughout your dog’s life. Things that work for puppies might not work for as your dog ages.
It’s our job to make sure we provide our pets with the tools they need to stay safe and engaged when life looks different for them, too. Here are some basics to keep in mind.
While you’re at work or out you’re thinking about your dog. What’s a pet parent to do? Here are 5 ways to “fix” your dog’s home-alone-liness.
Learn from a pro how to get shots of your doggo being exactly who he is, quirks and all. Grab your phone, some treats, a toy or two, and prepare for fun!
Do you know the most important things to train your dog to understand to keep them safe? Key commands should be learned for emergency situations.