Senior Dog Enrichment vs. True Joy: Finding What Your Dog Loves Most

Senior Dog Enrichment vs. True Joy: Finding What Your Dog Loves Most

Enrichment and brain games are very important for senior dogs, but the greatest joy often comes from activities they intrinsically love. In this episode, I share how to give your older dog more joy and quality of life through the right activities. With practical tips and a heartfelt story about one of my own dogs.

Why Wait? The Power of Proactive Care for Your Middle-Aged Dog

Many dog owners don’t see their energetic seven-year-old as a “senior”—and that’s exactly why this episode is for you. Discover why proactive care in your dog’s middle years can keep them happy, healthy, and full of life for longer. Tune in for  a refreshing look at how to support your dog’s future—starting now.

Is Now the Right Time for a Puppy? What to Know When You Have an Aging Dog

Thinking about getting a puppy while your dog is in their senior years? In this episode, I explore the emotional and practical sides of this decision. What are the benefits, what are the risks, and when might it be better to wait?

Superfoods for Dogs: Hype or Health Booster?

You’ll often see them on dog food packaging these days: superfoods like blueberries, spirulina or turmeric. But do they actually benefit your dog – or is it mostly marketing? In this episode, you’ll find out what superfoods can do for your dog’s health, and how to use them in a realistic way – even if home-cooked meals aren’t an option. Practical, down-to-earth, and full of tips you can start using right away.

Why does my dog eat grass in spring?

When the days get longer and the grass starts growing, many dogs develop an appetite for fresh green blades. But why? In this episode, we explore what makes spring grass so attractive, whether your dog’s behavior is normal, and how to recognize when something might be wrong. A mix of science, instinct, and a few relatable moments you’ll recognize if you've ever had to pull a grass strand out of your dog’s behind (yes, really).