Empowering Dog Lovers with Health Tips, Expert Insights, and Exciting Updates!

If you live up North, I hope you and your dogs are enjoying the crisp winter air, rolling in the snow, and cozy indoor snuggles. And if you are down under or further south, beach time doesn't sound like a bad idea either! 

Can you believe we're already in February? Do you have a feeling that time speeds up and we get busier as we get older? 

We have been busy working on a new and exciting project to help you be the healthiest and the most empowered and knowledgeable dog lovers on the planet.

I can't wait to share more.

Before I dive in to this month's recap, I want to say thank you for making our 12 Days of Christmas in December so much fun! Seeing the enthusiasm, helping your friends to be nominated, and witnessing the love for your dogs is inspiring.

I also want to give a special shout-out to everyone who reached out about the discontinuation of JointButter and our exciting transition to JointPowder.

Your feedback has been absolutely amazing! It brings a smile to my face to hear how much JointPowder, along with our other supplements, has been helping your dogs live their best lives.

"My senior dog was struggling with stiff joints, but after starting JointPowder, she's moving like her younger self again. I can't thank you enough!" – Mark R.

And now the news and tips you don't want to miss:

Liver Treat Toxicity

Are liver treats always safe? I dug deep in research and data learning that what we have been taught, and most resources claim, is not based on solid data. Click here to read more.

The Future of Spaying & Neutering

I sat down with two fantastic and progressive vets, Dr. Moira Drosdovech and Dr. Mike Lavroff to have yet another interesting conversation. They are the pioneers in performing hormone-sparing sterilizations for several years, which helps to reduce cancer, joint issues, and behavioral problems. 

Enhancing Senior Dog Mobility

I also recorded a video on how to keep your senior dog strong, mobile, and pain-free. I also share my own personal experience of what I have been doing.  After all, I could be labeled "an old dog" as I just celebrated my 61st birthday