The Conscious Pet Blog

Plain cooked turkey with no skin, bones or seasoning is fine for most healthy dogs in small amounts. Here is what to share, what to keep off the floor, and what to offer instead.

A practical road-trip checklist for a dog who dreads the car: short practice drives, a secure crate or harness, water, regular breaks, a familiar blanket, and a calm routine you can repeat every trip.

If your dog falls apart when you leave, start with very short absences that slowly grow, keep your exits and returns boring, and give them something good to chew at the door. A camera shows you what really happens, and a trainer can help when progress stalls.

Simple daily habits that help a stiff older dog get moving in the morning: slow warm-ups, gentle walks, better footing on slick floors, weight check-ins with your vet, and ramps.

Glucosamine, chondroitin and MSM are compounds tied to cartilage and connective tissue, and they often appear together in joint treats for dogs. Here is what each one is, where it comes from, why soft treats make them easy to add, and what they are not.

Stuck inside with a restless dog? Snuffle games, hide-the-treat searches, puzzle feeders and short training games with broken biscuits can tire out your dog's brain without leaving the house.

If your dog turns up their nose at treats, try one new treat at a time, pay attention to texture, and keep portions small. Here is a calm, step-by-step plan for finding a treat your picky dog will actually take.

Every dog owner knows that a happy pup is a healthy pup, but it can be tough to identify what's actually good for your furry friend. That's where ...

Turmeric is a powerful root with many benefits for both humans and animals. Learn about the benefits of turmeric for dogs and how to supplement your pet's diet

There is a lot to consider when deciding what food to feed your dog. And just like what to feed yourself or your family, there’s no 1 right answer...