Nia Martin

May 29, 2024 | rover.com | Nia Martin |Carolyn Wynnack

Have a new puppy in your life? Then it’s time to stock up on all the necessities, including treats. Puppy treats are great for training, bonding, and rewarding behaviors you’d like to continue to see. Plus, there are treats to soothe sore teething gums, keep your pup occupied, and even supplement your growing puppy’s diet. The best treats for puppies will also be nutritionally sound for growing pups (or as close as possible) and feature high-quality ingredients.

May 29, 2024 | rover.com | Nia Martin |Carolyn Wynnack

Grooming your dog at home has its advantages, and giving your dog a home bath is no exception. More often than not, though, our human-designed bathtubs and showers aren’t exactly suited to our furry friends. The result is often a wet bathroom, an unhappy pet parent, and a dog who may or may not be fully rinsed. Not getting all the shampoo out of your pup’s hair is especially concerning, says Julia Benning, Grooming Advisory Board Leader for Well Groomed Pets.

Apr 15, 2024 | rover.com | Liz Coleman |Nia Martin

When it comes to nutrition, all dogs share the same basic requirements for protein, fats, and carbohydrates. But it can still be helpful to consider breed-specific traits when selecting a food for your Australian Shepherd, since different formulas will cater to different health and behavioral tendencies. Aussies are best known for their intelligence and boundless energy. They often work as herding dogs, and they sport a lustrous double coat that requires special care.

Feb 23, 2024 | rover.com | Liz Coleman |Nia Martin

Winter gear for dogs can help our pets stay warm, dry, and safe—even extending their enjoyment of the chilly season. And just as our own closets carry an assortment of outwear to choose from based on the weather (and our individual tolerance to it), many dogs can benefit from having a couple of winter clothing options available for different outdoor conditions.

Feb 7, 2024 | rover.com | Nia Martin |Brooke Helton

Does your dog like to mimic a tornado before going to the bathroom or lying down to nap? If so, you may wonder why your dog walks in circles. For many dogs, walking in circles, AKA “circling,” is a totally normal behavior and nothing to worry about. In fact, according to some dog trainers, spinning can just mean that your dog is happy!But other times, circling might indicate a possible neurological or behavioral condition – especially if it’s a new behavior or accompanied by other symptoms.