We all love giving our dogs treats from time to time. However, offering the wrong treats or too many can harm your pup’s health. There are a few dog treats that are bad for dogs found on the shelves of grocery stores. When you look at the ingredient labels, most will inform you that the…
We love our dogs and it can be tough to say “no” to them, especially when they are giving you those oh-so-pleading puppy dog eyes and eyeing your food. However, humans and dogs have way different digestive systems, and what works for us may not necessarily work for them. From cookies filled with sugar and…
Training your new puppy or adult dog is a time-consuming process no matter where you go, so it’s essential to have tasty treats on hand to reward them whenever they perform a command correctly. Fanny packs are an essential accessory to bring during any training session to help you save pocket space whenever you need…
Homemade dog treats are a fun and healthy way to spoil your four-legged friend. Many homemade dog treat recipes call for peanut butter as the main ingredient. While most dogs enjoy the taste of peanut butter, extenuating circumstances may prohibit you from using it in your treats. Some dogs are allergic to the sweet, nutty…
With an ever-increasing movement toward humans eating more whole, healthy foods, many dog owners are turning to their pets and thinking about how they should revamp their food. Fillers, preservatives, and meat byproducts are all harmful items that many processed dog treats include. So, I’ll give you the low-down on how to make homemade dog…
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Baking might not be your thing, but making smelly safe liver treats for dogs doesn’t require pastry chef skills. It does, however, require a strong stomach and discerning nose to get past the ingredients. But what don’t we do for our beloved pets? Homebaked liver treats are a wonderful reward for your dog’s training accomplishments….
It’s uncommon for dogs to lose their adult teeth, but issues like injury, poor dental health, or age can cause your canine companion to lose some or all of theirs. This can be an issue as most dog foods and treats are hard and crunchy to help scrape and clean teeth. So what do you…
The words “low protein” and dog treats seem like they shouldn’t go together. While dogs are omnivores, meaning they can (and will!) eat almost anything humans can, they typically need high protein diets to be happy and healthy. The average adult dog requires about 18% of its daily nutrients from protein. However, sometimes a dog…
Mostly, a dog’s hiding behavior is normal and shouldn’t be a cause for worry. These dogs are likely functioning on a survival skill to keep their most prized possession, which in this case, are treats and food. But if you’re worried, read through this article to read about other causes and learn how to deal…