Obesity is a growing issue among dogs, and Labradors often find themselves in the spotlight of this problem. While their irresistible puppy eyes and love for food might seem endearing, overindulging them can lead to serious health complications, reduced lifespans, and compromised well-being.

In this blog post, we explore the dangers of obesity, from joint problems to diabetes, and explain how the POMC gene mutation impacts weight in Labradors. We also delve into the effect of neutering on metabolism and activity levels and share practical tips for maintaining a healthy diet and exercise routine.

When it comes to raising healthy Labradors, understanding and addressing hereditary conditions like hip and elbow dysplasia is essential. These joint disorders can significantly impact a dog’s quality of life, but with responsible breeding, proper care, and early intervention, their effects can be minimized. Discover how ethical breeders are working to reduce these risks, what factors influence joint health beyond genetics, and how you can support your dog’s mobility for years to come.

As the holiday season approaches, it’s easy to indulge our furry friends with festive treats—but some foods on your holiday table can pose serious risks for dogs, even in tiny amounts. In our latest blog post, we’ll walk you through the common holiday foods to keep out of paw’s reach, signs of food poisoning to watch for, and what to do if your dog accidentally sneaks a taste.

Curious about whether carbohydrates are good or bad for your dog? Despite popular myths, carbs like corn, wheat, rice, and potatoes can provide valuable energy and nutrition when included in a balanced diet. Learn the truth about carbohydrates in dog food and how they contribute to your dog’s overall health!

Giardia is a microscopic parasite that poses a hidden threat to dogs -particularly vulnerable puppies - and many remain infected without their owners knowing. While the parasite is nearly impossible to avoid, understanding how to manage and treat it will help keep your dog happy and healthy. Want to know how to spot the signs and protect your pup? Keep reading!