Doggiezz didn’t start as a blog. It started as a personal space where I used to save notes about my dog, what worked, what didn’t, what made him feel comfortable, and what mistakes I should never repeat. Over time, I realized one thing: almost every dog parent goes through the same struggles. The confusing food choices. The grooming fears. The random health scares. The funny habits. The travel chaos. And the silent guilt of “Am I doing enough for my dog?”
So Doggiezz grew from a personal journal into a place where real dog parents find real guidance.
Not textbook language. Not copied blogs. Just practical thoughts and genuine stories.
I’m Akash Srivastava, the person writing here at Doggiezz.com, and I treat every article like a conversation with another pet parent, not a lecture. Sometimes we laugh, sometimes we learn, sometimes we go through scary moments together, and sometimes we just enjoy simple memories.
Our community here includes dog lovers from the USA, Europe, and many parts of the world, but we all speak one common language: love for dogs.
Every article has one purpose: to make your dog’s life healthier, happier, and stress-free.
If you’re looking for help with dog health issues, I’ve shared things that vets explained to me in simple, practical terms you can follow at home:
Dog Health Care Advice & Solutions
If you want to make better food choices without falling for marketing claims, you’ll find honest thoughts here:
Dog Food & Nutrition Tips
If grooming feels scary or confusing, I break it down in the easiest way possible:
Dog Grooming & Hygiene Tips
And if you love traveling or plan to travel with your dog, I share what worked for me, what mistakes to avoid, and simple checklists:
Pet Travel Help & Checklists
What makes Doggiezz different is not the topics; it’s the voice.
Everything here is rooted in real moments, not copied words.
Because dogs are not “pets” here. They’re family.
If anything you read here makes your dog’s life a little easier, then this whole journey is worth it, and we grow together, one experience at a time.