Attaching dog tags to your pet’s favorite collars is the best protection you have against losing your pet. That’s why we have recently published an article specifically addressing dog tags, and just how important they are to your dog’s safety:
“Dog tags are more than just a fashion accessory today - they are essential to […]

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According to The Herald Sun, kids who grow up with dogs in the house may get a boost to their immune systems.
The paper reported that “Joachim Heinrich of the Institute of Epidemiology at the Heimholtz Centre in Munich, Germany, led an investigation into more than 3000 children, whose health was closely monitored from birth […]

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A hydrotherapist and her client
at Integrative Pet Care in Chicago
According to the Canine Hydrotherapy Association, extensive work in human physiotherapy has demonstrated that a suitably monitored course of hydrotherapy acts similarly in canines by encouraging a full range of joint motion in reduced weight conditions, thus improving muscle tone and promoting tendon repair without imposing […]

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May is Dog Health Awareness Month at PupLife.com. This year we are focusing on canine joint disease. Our latest free dog health care article, entitled Dog Arthritis: A Pain In The Joint explains that “Dog arthritis is the result of inflammation in the joints. This may be caused by degeneration or swelling of the joint […]

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Earth Day is right around the corner, and many of us have been searching for ways that we can do more to protect our environment, our pets and our planet. An in-depth article about eco-friendly dog products was truly in order. Dog Gone Green: 5 Ways You & Your Dog Can Save The Planet is […]

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According to the website, www.StopCanineObesity.com, obesity in dogs is an important – and very common – medical condition with serious health implications. The American Veterinary Medical Association (AVMA) has estimated that there are 41.2 million pet dogs in the United States. Other sources estimate 40 percent of those dogs, approximately 17 million, are overweight […]

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Just like people, oral hygiene is an important factor for the health and longevity of our companion animals.
According to the American Veterinary Dental Society, oral disease is the most frequently diagnosed health problem for pets. With as many as 80 percent of dogs and cats age four and older showing signs of oral disease, it’s […]

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Now more than ever, dogs are a vital part of our families. Dogs have become integrated into our customs and celebrations and many dogs are getting dressed up in elaborate costumes this year. More dogs are also going door to door with the kids. Halloween safety is important for our children, but what about the […]

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We are proud to offer a new Pup Life Dog Care Tip article from author Jorn Oleby. Jorn explains the importance of improving your dog’s quality of life through stretching. Here is an excerpt from this fascinating look at the benefits of massage and stretching.
“Many dog owners invest considerable time being active with their dogs […]

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As this Sun Herald story points out Learning CPR for Dogs is not as bizarre as it sounds. Most classes use stuffed mannequins and folks of all ages are welcome. Interestingly enough, the article states that “Ingalls (the teacher) explained the ABCs — airway, breathing and circulation. And I learned the same precious seconds we […]

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A new study in the Journal of the American Animal Hospital Association recommends the use of harnesses over collars for dogs with certain conditions of the eye including glaucoma and thin corneas. Dogs that pull while being walked on a traditional collar may suffer from increased intraocular pressure. For dogs with ocular conditions, this increased […]

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Many folks are familiar with popular dog sports like agility and fly-ball. But what about Doga (yoga for dogs) and Paw-lates (pilates)?
Since 2002, an increasing number of fitness studios and doggy day care facilities across the country have added “doga” and “paw-lates” classes to their rosters. Devotees point out that yoga comes naturally to […]

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