Omega-3s for Dogs: Why They’re Important
Healthy fats are an extremely important part of your dog’s diet. They’re almost as important as protein. In fact, wild
Read moreHealthy fats are an extremely important part of your dog’s diet. They’re almost as important as protein. In fact, wild
Read moreEvery now and then, it becomes necessary to make a change in your dog’s diet. Perhaps your vet has recommended
Read moreIf you are active on social media or spend a lot of time on the internet, you have probably heard
Read moreBelieve it or not, dogs and cats usually love the taste of canned pumpkin. Not only that, it’s actually good
Read more“With a nick-nack patty whack, give a dog a bone….” Bones have been associated with dogs for as long as
Read moreIf you are thinking of switching your family to an exclusively plant-based diet, you may be wondering if you should
Read moreFact vs. Fiction Grain-free diets have been all the rage the past few years for humans and dogs alike. But
Read moreTurmeric – Could this spice help my dog? Dogs are living longer than ever before in history. Your pup may
Read moreOwning a dog can be a lot of fun, but it is also a big responsibility that cannot be taken lightly. Keeping your dog healthy and safe while also ensuring the safety of your family and other people is important.
Read moreIn the not-so-distant past, there were basically two dog food options: puppy chow and everything else.
Read moreEvery mealtime gives you the chance to provide nutrition and to nurture that special bond you have with your dog.
Read moreVirginia-based emergency veterinarian Katy Nelson has seen the havoc that a poor diet can wreak on a dog.
Read moreWhich key dog food enhancements help safeguard dogs?
Read moreWhen shopping for dog food, pet food stores offer a wide variety of choices.
Read moreFrom using biodegradable dog waste bags to replacing store-bought toys with safe, old household objects, pet lovers are demonstrating that they are environment lovers too. It’s only natural that the concern over pollution from pets would extend to chowtime.
Read moreAccording to the Association for Pet Obesity Prevention, an estimated 45 percent of all dogs in the U.S. are overweight or obese. Luckily, there are food choices, based on good science, that can help treat the problem of an overweight or underweight dog.
Read moreDuring any given week, your inquisitive dog has probably explored your house and neighborhood, which means it comes into regular contact with everything from dog park soil to favorite canine lampposts, all of which can harbor germs.
Read moreThe process of making high-quality commercial dog food involves scientists, nutritionists, veterinarians and even dog-food tasters in a production more befitting the Food Network than Animal Planet.
Read moreIncreasingly, some commercial natural dog foods are including more ingredients from the same food groups that people serve on the family dinner table. These groups include not only meats and other proteins, but also grains for carbohydrates, healthy fats for omega fatty acids, and vegetables and fruits for fiber.
Read moreCanned or bagged, wet or dry: These are basic choices you must face when perusing the pet food aisle of your favorite store. "Wet" products have undergone some major improvements this year and may be the best choice for your dog. Here’s what you need to know.
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