Being a classic breakfast food, most dogs are familiar with delicious pancakes. They make for an attractive target! We’ve got some helpful advice for you if your dog focuses on that pancake sitting on your plate. Here’s the deal: It’s Read More …
Grapes are delicious but, for dogs, they can be extremely harmful — even fatal! The exact reasons for toxicity aren’t fully understood. Nevertheless, sharing even a small amount of grapes with your dog is too risky. Though some canines aren’t Read More …
Are you thinking of feeding your dog some cereal? You’ll be happy to hear that most brands, given occasionally and in moderation, will not harm a precious pet pooch. With that being said, you should be careful to avoid bad Read More …
Honey for dogs can be healthy, but also potentially harmful! Find out what words of warning our vet had to say when we asked if dogs can have honey.
Are you wondering if Gas-X is safe and effective for your dog? You aren’t alone! After all, it is super common for canines to have bloating and discomfort from excess gas. Here’s the deal: Gas-X has a good safety record. Read More …
Colloidal Silver was once a remedy for many ailments, but that began to change with the advent of antibiotics. In any case, are you wondering if your dog can benefit from taking this liquid suspension? Does it even work and, Read More …
Are you wondering if you should give your dog oatmeal? Straight to the point: This classic breakfast food is safe for pets, super beneficial actually — in certain scenarios. Just be selective about the type of oatmeal your dog gets Read More …
Ginger is obviously healthy for us humans, but what about for dogs? Well, you’ll be happy to hear that your best buddy can benefit from this herb too. Ginger not only offers numerous vitamins and minerals, but it’s also great Read More …
Straight to the point: Coffee could be downright dangerous for your dog. There’s actually no debate! Anything caffeinated should be off limits to animals. As a diuretic, coffee obviously cannot hydrate your hound. But more importantly, too much can be Read More …