July 2, 2019photo by Gerry SerranoIn Partnership with the Humane Society Silicon Valley
Authors Carol Novello and Ginny Graves share stories highlighting the impact adopting and rescuing pets can have on humans in their book Mutual Rescue, How Adoptin…
June 5, 2019Our pups deserve to be treated once in a while, and not just with food. A comfortable and stylish collar can be hard to find, but thankfully Up Country makes fabulous collars to please both you and your dog. They gave us the inside scoop on…
May 30, 2019Here at Modern Dog, we are big supporters of CBD and all the benefits it provides to our best friends. We’ve seen firsthand how it can change lives and improve a dog’s quality of life. One company who strives to improve lives through CBD is…
May 15, 2019By Heidi Hill, Co-Founder of Holistic Hound & Certified Homeopath
I would have never described myself as an entrepreneur, especially when I was working in finance for the first 20 years of my career. Taking your passions and turning…
May 15, 2019In Partnership with INUBOX
Apartment living, arthritic dogs, busy schedules, or extreme weather conditions are just some of the factors that can make it difficult for dog owners to take their dog out several times a day to use the bathroom…
May 8, 2019Mother’s Day is just around the corner and there is no better way to show the dog mom in your life that you love her than with some gifts for her and her canine companion! Check out Modern Dog’s top 10 Mother’s Day gifts for a dog mom and he…
Dr. Beth Thompson explains why you shouldn’t feed your dog grapes, onions, garlic and these other fruits and vegetables that can be dangerous for dogs.
Pet food that’s left out too long can grow dangerous bacteria like Salmonella. We ask experts to share their recommendations for cleaning pet food and water bowls.
Dogs might not understand why they have to be on crate rest while recovering from an injury or procedure, but these tips can make it more enjoyable for them.
Interested in hitting the track with your small breed dog? Here are signs your dog is (or isn’t) a good running partner, plus tips for training her to run with you.
