Do You Have a Nippy Puppy? Do This! Do you feel like you’re landshark? It is natural for puppies to use their mouth to explore, communicate and play! Some breeds are more mouthy than others, a lack of training & boundaries, OR they’re just teething pretty hard and don’t have an appropriate outlet for it. […]
Cuddle Chemical
Ask anyone who spends time with a Noble Vestal Labradoodle on a regular basis and they will let you know just how much joy their tail-wagging companion delivers. In fact, according to a Dog Parent Study conducted by BarkBox, 71% of dog parents believe that their dogs have made them happier people. Almost 80% find it […]
Seasonal Allergies: Symptoms And Solutions
As seasons change and flowers bloom, many of us experience the watery eyes, sniffles and sneezes associated with seasonal allergies. But, did you know your fur baby may suffer from allergies too? Pet allergies don’t manifest with exactly the same symptoms we struggle with and may stem from a variety of allergens. Keep reading to […]
Symptoms Of Seasonal Allergies In Pets And How To Treat Them
When seasons shift, we hoomans run the risk of experiencing seasonal allergies and know just how uncomfortable they can be. Unfortunately, so do our wet-nosed companions! Allergies in dogs and cats can be hard to identify — and even trickier to treat. As pet parents, we want our fur babies to be comfortable, pain-free and […]
5 Tips For A Better Puppy Bath
Knowing how to groom your wet-nosed companion is part of being a responsible, loving pet parent! Just like hoomans, hygiene is a part of protecting our pup’s overall health and well-being. Every dog — no matter the size, weight, fur-length, or age — needs to be bathed occasionally, and the groomer isn’t always available. Plus, […]
No Fishy Business Going On Here
Veterinarians often recommend fish oil for canine arthritis. That’s because fish oil is a natural anti-inflammatory proven to provide relief to painful joints. A study published in the Journal of the American Veterinary Association concluded that arthritic dogs “had a significantly improved ability to rise from a resting position and play at six weeks (of […]
The Latest Scoop on Grain-Free Food & DCM
The most recent paper on this topic was published March 17, 2022 in the journal “Frontiers in Animal Science.” It has the same conclusions the FDA report and several other papers have had (despite the misreading of that research by many): There is no credible link between grain-free food and dilated cardiomyopathy in dogs. In […]
Newborn Puppy Facts
New born puppies and moms have a very unique biome that requires every factor to be in place to sustain the life of delicate new born puppies. Puppies require warmth from their mother to be able to digest and absorb nutrition. Puppies cannot self regulate their body temperature and because of this puppies are born […]
Important Considerations Before Changing Your Puppy’s Food
Important Considerations Before Changing Your Puppy’s Food Please read this. Food is a critical factor in the health and development of your puppy. Any time a puppy owner calls me and says “my puppy is having digestive issues” my question is “when did you change food?” not “did you change food?” We see this repeatedly, […]
Early Socialization Is A Vaccine For Behavioral Issues
MYTH: “Don’t take your puppy anywhere until they’re fully vaccinated.” FACT: “The primary and most important time for puppy socialization is the first three months of life. For this reason, the American Veterinary Society of Animal Behavior believes that it should be the *standard of care* for puppies to receive such socialization before they are […]
What It Really Takes To Have A Good Dog
Behavior Differences in Dogs from Pet Stores Versus Breeders
Published on May 8, 2013 by Stanley Coren, Ph.D., F.R.S.C. in Canine Corner Some new research which looks at differences in the behavioral characteristics of dogs obtained as puppies from pet stores compared to those obtained from noncommercial breeders has produced some disturbing results. The research appears in the Journal of the American Veterinary Medical […]
How Often Does Labradoodle Really Need Vaccinated
SO JUST HOW LONG DO YOUR PET’S SHOTS LAST? Definitely longer than a year! According to the top pet immunologist (aka vaccine expert) in the world, Dr. Ronald Schultz, Ph.D. – “ Annual revaccination provides no benefit and may increase the risk for adverse reactions.” What the heck are adverse reactions (or side effects)? Well […]
Train Your Australian Labradoodle Today
If your dog is engaging in bad behavior you need to keep training. You need to provide mental and physical stimulation beyond the back yard.
What To Do About Dinner?
So you’ve heard about heart condition caused by your dog’s food? It is scary! It is all over the internet! It must be true! Here is what you should know that no one is telling you- Dr. Freeman the original vet in charge of this study is actually consulting for Purina and Hills! “Within the […]
