Your dog drools in the car or out and about – is it stress or a mouth issue?
Perhaps you know the situation: as soon as the car starts, small strings of saliva form around your dog's jowls. After a few minutes, this turns into heavy drooling, and the back seat is significan...
Your dog shakes its head more frequently – could this be related to its mouth?
Many dogs shake their heads occasionally. After playing, after a walk in the rain, or when something tickles their ear, this is usually completely normal. However, if your dog shakes their head mor...
Why active dogs need more recovery in summer
For many dogs, summer means freedom, exercise, and adventure. Long walks by the water, playing in the garden, excursions, hikes, or romping with other dogs are a natural part of the warm season for...
Dog rubbing its mouth on the floor or furniture?
Maybe you only noticed it in passing at first. Your dog suddenly rubs his snout on the carpet, rubs his mouth on the edge of the couch, or briefly presses his face against the floor. Some dogs do t...
Fur sticky, smelly or scraggly in summer? What your dog might be missing
In summer, not only your dog's daily routine but also their fur often changes. Many dog owners suddenly notice that the fur looks duller, gets sticky more quickly, or develops an unpleasant odor. S...
Your dog is suddenly chewing more carefully – what could be behind it
Perhaps it was just a fleeting moment in everyday life. Your dog suddenly takes his favorite treat more carefully. The dry food stays in the bowl longer, or he's suddenly much less interested in ha...
Dog grooming before summer – how to best support your four-legged friend
As the days get longer and temperatures rise, a very special phase begins for your dog. Spring is not only a transitional period for you, but especially for your dog's body. Their fur changes, thei...
Injury in a Dog's Mouth – First Aid and How to Properly Help Your Canine Friend
An injury in your dog's mouth is one of those situations that initially unsettles many. It often happens suddenly: during play, while chewing on a stick, or during eating. Your dog behaves differen...
Traveling with your dog in spring – how to make your shared getaway truly relaxing
For many, spring is the perfect time to get back out, enjoy the first warm days, and discover new places. If you have a dog, a crucial question automatically arises: do you take them with you or do...
More walks, more treats: Keep an eye on your dog's dental care in spring.
Spring makes you want more. More walks, more speed, more little stops at every exciting corner. And to be honest, that often means more treats. For a recall, for waiting, for that nice dog encount...
Shedding season: why bad breath can increase in dogs
During shedding season, many dogs experience more changes than are immediately apparent. Yes, there's a lot of hair flying around. But it's often also a time when the body as a whole is working ...
Ticks on dogs: How to effectively protect your dog from ticks
Ticks on dogs: How to effectively protect your dog from ticks As soon as temperatures rise, an unpleasant time begins for many dog owners: tick season. Ticks are not only a nuisance – they can also...
Strengthening muscles and joints in dogs
After winter, many things feel easier again. The days get longer, walks automatically become longer, and suddenly we're spending more time outdoors than indoors. Many dogs are thrilled about this. ...
Spring shedding in dogs: Gently supporting skin and immune system
As soon as the weather gets milder, a lot happens inside many dogs. Suddenly there are clumps of fur on the sofa, when you pet them, whole strands of hair stick to your hand, and even after brushin...
Winter hikes with a dog – how cold, wet conditions and inclines put a strain on muscles and joints
Winter hikes possess a unique magic. The air is crisp, sounds are muted, and the landscape appears tranquil and expansive. Many dogs relish this atmosphere. They sniff more intently, move with heig...
Why dogs develop more tartar in winter – the scientific background explained simply
Mehr Ruhe, weicheres Futter und weniger Abrieb: Im Winter steigt bei vielen Hunden die Zahnsteinbildung. Erfahre, warum das so ist und wie du gezielt vorbeugen kannst.
Wenn der Hund im Winter schlecht frisst – wie Kälte, Zähne und Maulkomfort zusammenhängen
Der Winter bringt Ruhe in den Alltag. Spaziergänge werden kürzer, das Leben verlagert sich nach drinnen, Routinen verändern sich. Viele Hunde reagieren darauf mit mehr Schlaf und weniger Aktivität....
Juckende Winterhaut beim Hund – warum Fell und Haut im Januar besonders sensibel reagieren
Der Winter zeigt sich nicht nur draußen. Er wirkt leise, aber spürbar bis unter das Fell unserer Hunde. Während wir uns über warme Räume freuen, stellt diese Jahreszeit den Organismus unserer Vierb...
Winter walks in the dark - when uncertainty, stress and tension affect your jaw.
Winter fundamentally changes our walks. Paths that seem familiar during the day suddenly appear strange in the dark. Shadows move, sounds are harder to identify, and the environment seems more unse...
Why dogs often smell stronger in January – and what's really behind it
Many dog owners are familiar with this phenomenon: In winter, often quite suddenly, a dog's breath smells stronger than usual. It's noticeable when cuddling on the sofa, when the dog yawns, or when...
Winter blues in dogs - when the dark season affects their mood
Winter changes not only our daily lives, but also those of our dogs. Less daylight, cold temperatures, and limited opportunities for exercise mean that many dogs become calmer during the winter mon...
Why a new year is also a good start for your dog
The turn of the year is a time of new beginnings for many of us. We resolve to live more mindfully, eat healthier, and create routines that nourish both body and soul. So why not give your dog this...
When the holidays become a challenge
In this article, we explain why the festive season is anything but relaxing for many dogs and how you can help your four-legged friend get through Christmas and New Year's Eve calmly and serenely w...
Christmas with a dog: Plenty of time for cuddles!
When snowflakes dance outside, the scent of cookies wafts through the kitchen, and the house glows in the soft candlelight, then it's in the air: that special time that only Christmas brings. It's ...