If you and your dog spend a lot of time outdoors you know that keeping away pesky mosquitoes (and bugs in general) can be very frustrating. And, to complicate matters further, there are often harmful chemicals in most repellent products. Read More …
Does your dog ever try to eat grass while out on a routine walk? Many owners wonder about this seemingly odd activity because, after all, it happens to be very common. Turns out there are many different reasons why dogs Read More …
So many pet parents don’t realize that their dogs also need sunscreen protection. A furry coat unfortunately won’t fully prevent sun damage while your best buddy enjoys the outdoors. While some view this idea as ridiculous, sunscreen truly does make Read More …
Are you wondering if there’s any reason why your dog shouldn’t be allowed to eat ketchup? Whether this condiment is okay for canines is a great question. Let’s get started! First off… Consider that ketchup is a recipe in itself. Read More …
Can human shampoo be used to achieve a fresh smelling canine coat? It’s a great question and one that many dog owners are asking! Truth be told, it really depends on your goal. If you simply want your furry friend Read More …
You obviously know that dogs can also have depression. You need sound solutions if a furry friend is withdrawn or generally unhappy. Symptoms of dog depression surface behaviorally. Noticeable changes are: Sleep patterns Eating habits Inactivity and; Altered mood While controversial, antidepressants Read More …
Molasses is a natural sweetener that comes from cane or beet sugar. Most Americans, and therefore their dogs, rarely consume it. That doesn’t mean there aren’t health benefits! Many children in the UK are given molasses for nutrition. So what Read More …
Read this before giving your dog nachos! While this processed food won’t kill your buddy, feeding nachos is questionable. Find out exactly why!
Are you wondering if mouthwash can improve your dog’s bad breath? Is this even a realistic idea? First thing’s first: Mouthwash needs to be thoroughly swished around and gargled for it to be effective. Unfortunately, your dog may swallow it. Read More …