If you live in dry climate areas (whether hot and dry or cold and dry) I bet you are familiar with dry, itchy skin. Our dogs aren’t immune to dry skin either—even if they are covered in fur or hair. If anything, dry skin is often itchy and uncomfortable for most dogs. Even worse, repeated…
Making homemade dog food or treat saves you money and allows you to have better control of flavor, freshness, and consistency of your ingredients. One of the most common base ingredients that you are likely to use when you opt to make your own dog food or treat is the flour. When preparing dry dog…
Our dogs are integral parts of our families. So, it can be really difficult when they become sick, especially when they develop chronic conditions like diabetes. Although canine diabetes is not very common, it is on the rise (just like in humans). Recent statistics show that there has been an increase of over 30 percent…
Dogs have a natural urge to chew. If you don’t get your dog a good chew, he may end up chewing your sofa, furniture, or other valuable items at home. When your dog is an aggressive chewer, however, you need to find him a suitable indestructible toy that can last for long periods. You don’t…
I bet you have come across cross conflicting opinions regarding whether or not giving your dog bone treats is safe in the first place. Well, marrow bones are good for dogs to chew. Considering that these bones are delicious, all-natural with no preservatives, they not only improve the overall health of your dog but they…
Oils are essential for your dog’s health, yet many owners avoid them due to weight concerns. However, the right oils provide vital nutrients. Not all fats are beneficial, so choosing wisely is key. This post highlights the best oils for your dog’s food—and which ones to avoid. 7 Types of Healthy Oils To Add to…
Ever stumbled upon your pretty pup eating dirt, rocks, and other odd things one too many times? Your pup could be suffering from canine pica, a compulsive eating disorder where a dog eats non-food items regularly. Canines with this problem often chew on rocks, paper, dirt, flaking paint, grass, and even feces. Canine pica is…
Your dog will throw up a few times during his lifetime, so you shouldn’t necessarily be worried every time your pooch vomits. You should also understand that a dog who throws up isn’t necessarily ill or in need of urgent vet attention. But what if your dog throws up undigested food? Should it be a…
If your pup experiences repeated cases of ear infections, itching, diarrhea, vomiting, sneezing, hair loss, hives, facial swelling etc, he may be suffering from food allergies. And in most cases, the culprit is the proteins you are feeding him. Dogs develop allergic reactions to foods or food ingredients that they have been exposed to for…
As health-conscious dog parents, we all want our pups to look and feel their best because we understand that it is a reflection of their overall health. To achieve this, we always ensure that they eat the best pet foods we can afford, take them for monthly or annual veterinary appointments, and make sure they…