Kathryn Copeland

It can be distressing when your dog isn’t feeling well, but what if they have diarrhea and seem to be fine? Should you be worried about this? Should you take t…

By Kathryn Copeland

Puppies pee. A lot. But how much is too much? If you find yourself cleaning up after your brand new, absolutely adorable puppy (lucky that they’re so adorable!…

By Kathryn Copeland

We’ve all experienced some form of constipation and stomach upset at some point, and many of us have used milk of magnesia to fix the problem. But what happens…

By Kathryn Copeland

Humans have used valerian root for as long as 2,000 years as a medicinal herb to treat insomnia and anxiety issues. If you’ve been wondering whether or not it…

By Kathryn Copeland

It’s likely we’ve all heard about the adverse outcomes that occur with human inbreeding. In fact, there are laws against inbreeding in most countries around th…

By Kathryn Copeland

If you are an experienced Bulldog owner, you probably know all about the tail pocket, but for those who are new to the Bulldog world, we’re here to give you th…

By Kathryn Copeland

The average dog owner in North America usually pays anywhere from $20 to $200 every month for dog food, depending on the type of food and size of the dog. This…

By Kathryn Copeland

Going away on vacation can be a truly exciting time. But when your family includes a dog, figuring out what is best for them can be stressful. You may be able…

By Kathryn Copeland

We know dill best as a spice and herb that flavors some of our favorite dishes. But have you ever wondered if giving dill to your dog is okay? Dill is not toxi…

By Kathryn Copeland

If you’ve decided to start making your own dog food, you should first get your vet’s approval and advice. This is particularly important if your dog has any al…

By Kathryn Copeland