I have a treat for you today.

I sat down with three of my British friends and colleagues — Dr. Nick Thompson, Dr. Conor Brady, and Dr. Brendan Clarke — for one of the most fun, unscripted conversations I've had in a long time.

No slides. No agenda. Just three vets and a very well-read PhD pulling out conversation cards and going deep — on life, on why we became ...

Can you think of a memory that still sends chills down your spine? Gives you goosebumps at the simple thought of it? Good or bad, some memories are etched in our and our dogs’ mind forever.

Back in 2018, Pax disappeared in the Swiss Alps.

A simple hike turned nightmare when a marmot whistle made Pax disappear for 18 hours.

The Alps may be pristine, but th...

I’ve been feeling a little nostalgic lately.
 
Thinking about the dogs who have been part of my life and how much they’ve shaped the person I am today.
 
I can’t imagine who I’d be today without the dogs I’ve been blessed to know.
 
Life would be much more of a struggle, and I would not be able to do my work very well.
 
I believe —...

I want to tell you something I don't often share publicly.

In 2013, I was in Calgary visiting a friend when I was rear-ended in a car accident. At the time, I didn't think much of it. I was shaken but felt okay enough to make my way to the airport. I stopped at a little café inside the terminal, had some water — and then boarded my flight.

It wasn't until I was ...

I have been recommending raw food for dogs for over 30 years.

For most of those years, I did it because the logic was undeniable. Dogs are carnivores. Their digestive tracts — shorter, more acidic, designed to break down protein and fat — are fundamentally different fro...