Christmas and over-eating go hand-in-hand, right? Who hasn't had to loosen their belt after a too-big Christmas dinner, or resolved at New Years to join the gym in order to work off the extra holiday pounds?

The benefits of feeding your dog a multivitamin.

If you are contemplating changing your dog's diet from meat-based to plant-based, read here information that will help you make your decision.

While it is true that your dog's body uses the same vitamins and minerals as you do--vitamin A, vitamin E, calcium, zinc, etc.--it doesn't mean that human vitamins and supplements are suitable for your dog. Why not?

There are some times in your dog's life when she will need extra vitamins to stay healthy and strong. Check out here the 7 reasons your dog may need a vitamin boost.

Sure, you have the best intentions about what your pooch eats. Learning to decipher nutritional labels can give you the edge you need to get the best food for your dog. Now - how much is just right?

With the 2007 pet food crisis, many of us have been left asking “Who regulates dog food in the US?”. Find out the facts here.

Research clearly shows that vitamins and supplements play an important role in maintaining health and vitality. More than half of all Americans use supplements, and if you are using them yourself, why do you not give them to your dog? Read more here.

Laying around your house may be an array of innocent-looking foods that are potentially lethal to your dog. Do you know what to keep your dog away from? Do you know what reaction food like grapes, bread dough and garlic may cause?

33 reasons your dog should take i Love Dogs Multivitamin with Green Tea!

Reishi is a herbal mushroom, used extensively in Japan and China for thousands of years for its wide range of health benefits. Its main effects include boosting immune function, assisting in cancer treatment, delaying the ageing process and acting as an anti-inflammatory. Find out how Reishi can help your dog.

With all the concerns about what's in our food and our water, many of us are paying even more attention these days to what we are giving our pets.

For a while now we've been hearing about antioxidants, and even if you're not quite sure what they are, you probably know they're good for you. But did you know they're also good for your dog?