APA! Gives Behavior Dogs a Second Lease on Life: Ruthie

The most devoted dog parents in America make choices about their careers, love lives, living situations, and finances to benefit their four-legged besties.  Being a good dog parent requires time, love, patience, and resources. So what does it mean to be one of the most dedicated dog parents in the country? A recent Forbes Advisor […]

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Good dental health means caring for your dog’s teeth and gums, and that includes brushing. Here’s how to make a safe and effective doggy toothpaste using common natural ingredients. Maintaining your dog’s oral health is a priority, since dental disease can have a profoundly negative effect on his overall well-being. Implementing a dental care regimen […]

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Pet parents who buy supplements have a reasonable right to expect that product names and labels accurately reflect supplement ingredients. If you buy a mushroom supplement, it should contain mushrooms, right? Unfortunately, this isn’t always the case. Learn how to identify a product that contains mushrooms. WHAT’S REALLY IN MUSHROOM PRODUCTS? There is a new […]

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Matthew Mazi and his wife Nevenka watched their beloved dog, Tik, suffer from escalating pain in his joints. A diagnosis of arthritis had stolen Tik’s zest for life, breaking their hearts in the process. The Mazis knew there had to be a better solution for canine arthritis than anything that was currently on the market. […]

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A taste of your grilled steak, some roasted cauliflower and a spoonful of pasta instead of kibble?  If your dog won’t eat dog food but…

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When I moved to Austin in the 90s, the city looked much different than it does today. The population stood under 600,000, what would become a booming tech culture was in its infancy, traffic was manageable, and the city’s weirdly famous motto wasn’t even a thing. Austin was also more than a decade away from being heralded as a leading No Kill city in the United States.