Spring & Summer With Dogs

Below, you’ll find ideas for things to do with dogs in spring & summer, including:

Solutions For Dog Allergies

There are different reasons for dog allergies, but thankfully they can be treated AND cured. My main tip may surprise you!

This controversial dog food allergy test identified 21 types of meat, fish, vegetables, fruit, and grains my dog is allergic to! No more scratching for us!

Dog pests like fleas, lice and ticks can take some of the fun out of spring and summer activities with our dogs, so prevention is key!

My foster Pablo’s dog skin allergies caused him to be an itchy mess, so I switched him from kibble to this hypoallergenic, dehydrated dog food.

Skin allergies & raw diet: My friend switched her 7 year-old Golden Retriever Lucy to raw dog food, and she’s finally allergy-free!

These 10 raw dog food recipes are for raw-fed dogs with skin allergies, rashes and yeasty feet and ears. Includes bonus raw dog food meal planner.

Fireworks scare animals, which is why it’s essential to learn how to calm dogs during fireworks and ease their fireworks anxiety!

If your dog is scared of thunder, there are ways to manage his fear. Better yet, help them overcome it with a few smart hacks!

How exactly is Cedarwood Essential Oil safe for dogs? In this blog post, I share how I use it with my rescue dog Wally to help him relax.

Discover essential tips and tricks for how to keep dogs cool and protected from the sweltering summer heat.

Heat strokes in dogs can be fatal, that’s why it’s important to recognize, prevent, and respond to heat strokes effectively.

Raw goat milk dog treats are easy to make and a great natural probiotic for dogs. They also relieve joint pain and destroy yeast.

Watermelon treats for dogs are refreshing, healthy and yummy! This particular frozen dog treat recipe is easy to make & sure to cause drool.

Cool off your furry friend with DIY doggie popsicles! These frozen treats are super tasty and great to rehydrate your pup on a hot summer’s day.