New Year's resolutions are in full swing, but don't forget about your pets. They want to improve their lives too. Dr. Evan Antin stops by with his puppy friends, Jones and Malcolm. Antin discusses a few easy ways to improve your pet's health and wellness in 2018. People Magazine's "Sexiest Vet" says it all starts with nutrition. Antin says you need to look at what is inside the food you are feeding your pet, because not all of them are created equal. Malcolm the Puppy is available for adoption.

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