Cleaning your dog's ears at home can feel like a daunting task, but it doesn't have to be a wrestling match! Regular ear cleaning is essential for your dog's health, preventing infections and keeping them comfortable.

So, you've brought home a furry little bundle of joy! Congratulations! Get ready for endless cuddles, hilarious antics, and... a whole lot of puppy chewing. Don't despair, we're here to help you navigate these choppy waters with a smile (and maybe a few chew toys).

Ready to open your heart and home to a deserving rescue pup? Adopting a dog is an incredibly rewarding experience, and as seasoned dog whisperers, we’re here to share our top tips to ensure a smooth transition for your new furry family member! Get ready to wag your way to a pawsome start!

As dog lovers, we’re all familiar with that post-dinner “food baby” our pups sometimes sport after scarfing down their kibble like it's the last meal on Earth. But when a dog’s belly looks too full, hard, and painful—especially out of the blue—it might be more than just overeating. We’re talking about bloat, and its far scarier cousin, GDV (Gastric Dilatation-Volvulus). 

If you’ve ever picked up your freshly fluffed pooch from the groomer and wondered why does my dog look better than I do after a spa day—and why did it cost as much?, you’re not alone. Grooming isn’t just about bows and bubbly baths—it’s a full-on canine beauty treatment, and yes, it comes with a price tag.

Is pet health insurance worth it? Or is it just another monthly subscription you forget you’re paying for (looking at you, that streaming service you never use)? Let’s dig in — pun absolutely intended — to the pros and cons of pet insurance.

Bath time can be a challenging experience for both pets and their owners, but with the right approach, it can become a stress-free routine.

Keeping your dog's coat shiny and healthy is an essential aspect of their overall well-being and a clear sign of a happy and well-cared-for dog. A glossy coat not only enhances your pet's appearance but also reflects their health.

Choosing the right dog breed for your lifestyle is crucial, especially when it comes to grooming needs. For those who prefer a low-maintenance grooming routine, there are several dog breeds that fit the bill.

When it comes to maintaining your dog’s health, a well-balanced diet is crucial. Omega-3 and Omega-6 fatty acids play an essential role in this regard and can offer numerous health benefits for your furry friend.

Carding and hand stripping, are tailored for specific dog coat types and offer unique benefits. While both aim to remove excess hair, they serve different purposes.

Grooming is an essential part of keeping your dog healthy and happy, but even the most well-intentioned pet owners can make mistakes. Here are ten common dog grooming blunders to steer clear of to ensure your furry friend looks and feels their best.

Maintaining your dog's dental hygiene is crucial for their health. Our latest blog post explores effective strategies for keeping their teeth clean, including regular brushing and selecting proper dental chews. Keep your dog's smile bright and breath fresh with our expert advice!

Keeping your dog's nails in check is essential for their overall health and well-being. While traditional nail clippers have been the go-to tool for many pet owners, nail dremeling or nail grinding is gaining popularity as an effective alternative or addition to nail clipping.

When it comes to caring for our canine companions, understanding their coat type is crucial for maintaining their health and appearance.

Whether you’re just getting started with at home dog grooming or you’re a seasoned pro, our list of essential dog grooming tools is sure to help you get a better understanding of what the most important items are when it comes to grooming your dog.

Grooming your dog at home can be a wonderful way to bond with your furry friend while also saving on professional grooming costs. This guide will walk you through the essentials of grooming, tailored to different coat types and including how to navigate nail trimming and grinding at home.

As our canine companions enter their golden years, their grooming needs often change. Senior dogs may have more sensitive skin, decreased mobility, or other health issues that require special attention during grooming sessions. 

If you struggle with being allergic to dogs but you also want to be a dog owner, you may be drawn to the concept of a “hypoallergenic” dog. However, the short answer is that no dog is completely hypoallergenic.

Clipping your dog’s nails at home can be a daunting task, especially the first time. At The Dog Buzz, we understand that it can be scary to consider that your dog may bleed if their quick is cut too short, which is a common occurrence when learning to clip your dog’s nails. We’ve compiled a list of tips and useful methods for navigating and creating a successful at home nail trimming experience–read below for our best advice!