Welcome to the heartwarming collection of memories of dogs who have crossed the Rainbow Bridge at We Wag Toronto. Each photograph is a...

This post speaks about writing as a tool to work through grief after losing a dog to the rainbow bridge.

Part Three of a four-part series on Animal-Related Grief By Nadja Lubiw-Hazard, DVM Losing your companion animal can be devastating, and...

By Nadja Lubiw-Hazard, DVM Part one of a four-part series on Animal-Related Grief The human-animal bond, although different than...

Training can be lots of fun, but it can also be challenging to know the most important things to focus on. I often see that people with...

It's that time of year when we might all be spending a bit more time in the kitchen than usual. I was thinking about a fun holiday recipe...

Anyone feel like during COVID, all the weekends and days kind of blur together from one to the next? Thankfully the warm weather is...

Who loves to bring their dog with them everywhere? I sure do. If my dog is allowed to go where I am going, more times than not, he is...

Today we spoke with Dr. Taron Carruthers, who is a chiropractor and COAC certified animal chiropractor. She is the co-founder of...

Photo credit: Winston, @madoodwinston At present, we are experiencing unprecedented times as COVID-19 has taken centre stage. In an...

I am one of those people; when safe, my dog is quite often off-leash. She has never demonstrated any aggression toward another dog and...

December 13, 2018 For those of you who don't know, my dog Lyla is an 8 year old female Rottweiler. For 7 years of those 8 years, I fed...