Between late February and early April, Georgia sidewalks are a minefield for dog paws. Residual road salt, cold concrete, morning mud, and the first wave of seasonal pollen all hit your dog’s feet at once. Most owners notice their dog licking their paws more than usual — and that’s often the first sign that those […]
Every year around late February and early March, Georgia dog owners notice the same thing: fur on the couch, fur on your clothes, fur in your morning coffee. Your dog is blowing their winter coat — and it’s completely normal. But there’s a significant difference between letting it run its course and actively managing it […]
Late winter is one of the hardest seasons on your dog’s coat. Indoor heating strips moisture from the air, cold temperatures reduce circulation to the skin, and many commercial dog foods simply don’t deliver the fatty acids needed to compensate. The result? Dull fur, dry flaking, and a dog that’s visibly less comfortable in their […]
Does your dog’s coat look a little dull or dry this winter?You’re not imagining it — late winter is genuinely one of the toughest seasons for your dog’s skin and coat. Indoor heating pulls moisture from the air, and many commercial dog foods don’t provide enough essential fatty acids to compensate.That’s where Omega-3 comes in. […]