Senior Small Dog Articles

Watch as Expert Dog Trainer Kathy Santo talks about all the research that goes into finding the perfect puppy.

With so many choices, finding a good puppy food can seem outright daunting. Well, it’s about to get a little easier.

Your puppy’s nutritional needs will change as he grows into adulthood, but how do you know when your puppy is ready for adult food?

Taking care of your new puppy can be overwhelming, but with these tips and lots of love, you’ll be a great puppy parent in no time.

Small-breed dogs tend to have higher metabolism rates than their larger counterparts, which means they need a puppy feeding diet specifically designed for them.

Your new puppy's first meals at home are very important. Find out what formula your puppy has been eating, and continue feeding this food for a day or two after you bring him home.

For most pet parents, the expense, time, and expertise involved in breeding dogs responsibly is beyond their reach.

As a veterinarian, I’ve found that pet owners take seriously the responsibility of ensuring their dogs live healthy, happy lives. They worry about making sure their dog gets enough exercise, receives regular wellness checks and receives balanced nutrition that gives them energy to run and play.