Urine is a literal goldmine of information. When analyzed, it can tell you everything from your pet’s nutritional needs to potential infections. So, what happens when it’s not gold at all? What if, instead, your pet’s urine is red, brown, or full of crystals? Use this decoder to determine what your pet’s urine is trying to tell you. Continue reading “What is your Pet’s Urine Trying to Tell you?”
Coprophagia may sound like a fancy Italian restaurant, but what’s on the menu is far from fine dining. Coprophagy is the act of ingesting feces. Much to the horror of most pet parents, it’s relatively common among dogs. Continue reading “Is it Dangerous for Dogs to Eat Their Stool or Other Animal Feces?”
Calling our mammalian systems temperature-sensitive is an understatement. For doggie bodies, a few degrees can make all the difference. Should the mercury shift even a little in either direction, your dog could be in real danger. Continue reading “Talking Doggy Body Temps: Fever to Hypothermia”
As we enter a New Year, fresh starts abound. Resolutions aren’t just good for people though. They’re also beneficial for the 1 out of 3 pets in the U.S. who qualify as obese. Continue reading “7 Healthy New Year’s Resolutions for Pups”
Anyone who says you can’t teach an old dog new tricks hasn’t met Muenster. For the past few months, we’ve been tethered to the kitchen, refining our recipes and cooking up something deliciously healthy. Continue reading “Teaching Your Dog Food New Tricks: Introducing Muenster Grain Free”
Holidays are all about spending time with those you love- this includes your fur family! Incorporating your dog in the merrymaking is easier than you think. From gift ideas to volunteer activities, ahead are some ways you can ‘dog’ the halls this season. Continue reading “Including Your Dog in Holiday Celebrations”
Baby, it’s cold outside! Just like humans, when the mercury drops, your fur child may experience discomfort. Though it’s true that they technically already have a coat, depending on their breed, age and health status, it may not be enough to fully warm their bones. Continue reading “Picking the Perfect Dog Sweater”
The most wonderful time of the year can also be the most hazardous for household pets. From festive foods to shiny new “toys,” temptation abounds. Continue reading “6 Pet Safety Tips for a Hazard-Free Holiday”
Most of us know at least one person with diabetes. It’s an endocrine disease on the rise in humans, and fatal if left untreated. But did you realize it’s also prevalent among the animal kingdom? Continue reading “November is Pet Diabetes Month”
Holidays are best spent with loved ones. For most people, pets are full-fledged family members and celebrating with them feels only natural. However, if you plan on flying with your fur baby, it requires a bit more advanced planning. Continue reading “How to Safely and Comfortably Travel with Your Dog on a Plane”
