Recipe: Homemade Peanut Butter Dog Treats
There’s no better way to ensure that your dog is getting exactly what he/she needs in their diet than making meals for your dog. But for some, the idea of hand-making meals is just another thing we don’t have enough hours in the day for. That’s why when selecting the recipes we ensured that they were simple enough to make, both in regards to the ingredients and the time and steps to make them. And we’ve alrea
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Dog Ages & Stages
From bouncing baby pup to the elderly matriarch, your dog will express different needs–and tender a range of rewards–at each stage of her life. Puppies are demanding and energetic, adolescents unpredictable. Adult dogs are eager and self-assured, and by the time they’re seniors, they will have slowed to a comfortably lazy pace. As with human relationships, ups and downs are guaranteed throughout your years t
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Complete Puppy Training Schedule by Age!
The perfect puppy... It's the vision that we as puppy owners all dreamt about. A puppy that’s leisurely strolling beside you, or sitting calmly at your feet at an outdoor cafe. But there are some steps to do to make sure your pup is on the right track with their training in order to get there! In the beginning, that perfect pup will come with some growing pains: nipping, chewing, potty accidents, barking, and
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Basic first aid for dogs
Your dog first aid kit should include: bandages – a roll of self-adhesive or crepe bandage (5cm width) conforming/open-weave bandages (2.5cm width) some non-adhesive absorbent dressings (5cm x 5cm) to cover open wounds surgical sticky tape a box of cotton wool a box of sterile absorbent gauze blunt-ended scissors, preferably curved a thick towel an Elizabethan collar Every year, hund
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What To Do if Your Dog Won’t Eat
When your dog won't eat, it's kind of a head-scratcher. You wonder: Is he sick? Is he bummed? Or is he just holding out for something better? Unfortunately, there isn't a clear-cut answer—the list of things that can cause dogs to lose their appetites is nearly endless, says Christine Brennan, DVM, medical director of VCA Raleigh Hills Animal Hospital in Portland, Ore. It's OK to wait a day or two to see if your do
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Winter Care Tips For Your Dog
Does your dog love the winter or would she rather cuddle up on the couch under a cozy blanket? Either way, you should be prepared to protect her when she ventures out into the elements. Winter care tips for your dog are important to keep her safe this season. Many dog owners live with the misconception that because their pets have a coat of fur, they can tolerate the cold better than humans. This isn’t necessari
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