Is your dog anxious due to thunderstorms, fireworks, or separation anxiety? Discover effective strategies to manage and reduce dog anxiety. Learn about common causes, signs to watch for, and proven methods like creating a safe space, regular exercise, consistent routines, positive reinforcement training, and more.

Our core mission is to champion, protect, and promote your dog’s health and safety. We are committed to placing dogs first and that starts with our stringent safety and hygiene protocols, ensuring a secure and comfortable experience for your furry friend inside all of our Scenters.

Skin problems – including pruritis in dogs – are a part of pup parenthood. Did you know more than 160 skin conditions impact dogs? It’s no surprise that skin-related issues are the number one reason for vet visits! These conditions can cause constant itching, painful hotspots, and eventually infection if they’re left untreated.

When it comes to traveling with a dog, you’ve got options. Whether you’re hopping in the car for a road trip or traveling internationally, we’ll share the best ways to travel with your family, including ways to keep your furry-four-legged pal safe and comfortable.

Fireworks look pretty in the sky on the Fourth of July, but the loud noises and bright lights can cause panic for our pups. Why are dogs afraid of fireworks? Their sensitive hearing and heightened senses can create fear, stress and anxiety. As you prepare for the fun of the holiday, keep reading about how to keep your dog calm through fireworks…

Understanding your dog’s sleeping habits and bedtime body language can tell you a lot about your pup. If your dog sleeps on your bed, you’ve probably woken up to find their bum facing you. There are several reasons why this happens, and most of them are pretty benign. These include comfort, ventral contact, trust, protection, eye contact, wanting to be left alone, territory marking, petting, and parasites.

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