By: Nikki Kendal, CPCNBack then, it wasn’t unusual for dogs to live long, healthy lives. But today, we seem to think a dog living to 12 or 14 is an accomplishment. What’s changed?
By: Nikki Kendal, CPCNSome people measure their lives in milestones like graduations, weddings, and career achievements. I measure mine in dogs...
By: Nikki Kendal, CPCNI’ve realized there are three key factors that have the biggest impact on a dog’s health: genetics, environment, and nutrition. Understanding these “pillars” has been life-changing for me and my dogs, and I believe they can be for you, too.
By: Nikki Kendal, CPCNWe love our dogs....We want the best for them, but what if the very things we trust to care for them are doing more harm than good?
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