Blueberries are obviously both delicious and nutritious. They are fantastic — it’s no wonder you want to share with your dog! Here’s the good news: Blueberries are healthy for hounds too. Want to toss your dog a few? Do it! Read More …
Are you wondering if Brussels sprouts are safe for your dog? Great news: This food is healthy for hounds, not harmful! And while many people don’t enjoy this veggie, dogs usually are happy to chow down. Occasionally feeding fresh Brussels Read More …
Worried about feeding your dog Nightshade foods? Canines prone to inflammation could be affected. Otherwise, Nightshades are healthy for hounds!
CoQ10 is a coenzyme with powerful health benefits, but does this apply to dogs as well? First off, canines actually produce their own CoQ10! With the right vitamins and minerals, from regular chow, they do not require this supplementation. And Read More …
Raspberries are a fantastic fruit. They’re obviously healthy, but for a pet dog? Does sharing make sense? Good news! A few raspberries won’t harm your animal. In fact, dogs can benefit as well! That said, feeding this delectable berry does Read More …
Bengay obviously reduces discomfort from bruises, sprains, backaches and even arthritis. But is this analgesic heat rub safe for dogs? Here’s the deal: Despite this topical cream’s over-the-counter availability, certain types of Bengay are a bit too risky for dog Read More …
If you’re wondering about SAM-e, you may be surprised to learn that it occurs naturally in your dog’s body. It’s true. However, that does not mean canines never need this supplement. It is entirely possible that not enough is being Read More …
Are you researching NSAIDs because your dog is in some sort of pain? Do you feel frustrated or confused? If so, you aren’t alone! Just the sheer number these drugs can make choosing the right pain pill a downright daunting Read More …
Owners often get conflicting info about their dog’s vitamin C needs. First off… While it is obviously healthy, rarely do canines require extra. The thing is your dog actually produces their own vitamin-C! People typically require this vitamin much more Read More …