Keeping your dog hydrated may be a no-brainer: keep the water bowl full. But when you dig a little deeper, you realize that hydrating a dog effectively takes more than a splash of water. Just like with humans, hydration is about forming habits, maintaining a balanced diet, and being aware of your water intake. And when it comes to our four-legged companions, even a mild case of dehydration can cause fatigue, and it can lead to kidney issues, digestive problems,

Walk down any pet store aisle and you’ll see it – rows of colorful bags and cans, each boasting promises of “premium,” “natural,” or “grain-free.” They’re designed to catch your eye, but the real story about what’s in your dog’s bowl isn’t on the front. It’s on the back, in the fine print of dog food labels. Learning how to read and interpret those labels is one of the most important things you can do for your pet’s long-term health.