Feeding Dogs

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By Melissa Maroff 0 comments
If you’ve ever had the pleasure of being in the company of an Irish Wolfhound, then you know that the world’s tallest breed is really just an oversized “lap dog.” Here are some tips on how to care for this sweet and loyal, gentle giant... more »
By shannonxj 0 comments
Many poeple love pets, especially dogs and cats. They make us happy and make us feel so warm. We pet lovers always gives the best for out pets, we give them the best dog foods, pet supplies and care. We dont want to give anything that will harm ... more »
By smilesatme1 0 comments
Pets are just like human being needs a healthy diets and healthy eating. Do not feed your pets with oily foods not because this will make them fat but it will make their skin itchy and dry. Dogs can eat any types of foods but if you feed him with ... more »
By Desula 10 comments
Those wild pups of mine are spoiled rotten and they get treats. The things I give to these pups are somewhat healthy, usually. This is pretty good for them and easy to make. I hope they enjoy!!.. more »
By blondgenie 2 comments
Make your own dog food - avoid potentially dangerous canned food... more »
By Desula 17 comments
My dogs are spoiled. Rotten. Here is a baked treat you may want to make for your spoiled pups. They freeze well, so you don't overfeed your pups... more »
By wildanimalmad 0 comments
Some petfood companies are hiding things. Behind the scenes, they stuff food full of additives and preservatives while claiming they put in none. Make your own pet food so you can be sure what is in it... more »
By Melissa Maroff 1 comments
When on the road with your pet, an emergency could arise just like it could at home—and being prepared could make all the difference. The following are ways to be ready for pet travel emergencies—so that hopefully you can continue enjoying your trip... more »
By Cougar1002 1 comments
Being new dog and now puppy owners, my husband and I were very surprised at the number of dog parvo cases we saw when we took our pregnant dog to an emergency vet clinic recently. This is a very serious virus, but there are a number of dog ... more »
By pigs4fun 0 comments
Determining if your dog is overweight is a challenge. Depending on breed, age, size this how to will help you decide... more »
By Eric Letendre 0 comments
As a full-time dog trainer, I get a lot of calls from dog owners who think their dogs may have canine ADHD. In all my years of training dogs, I really don't think dogs get ADHD. What I do think is that some dogs are very active and have a hard ... more »
By Eric Letendre 3 comments
Apple cider vinegar has a lot of health benefits. It is great for humans, but it is also great for our pets. There are so many uses for it both internally and externally. Here are some for your dog... more »
By Melissa Maroff 0 comments
Your friend, relative or neighbor is leaving town and has entrusted you with the beloved pooch. Here are some ways to ensure that they will return to find their baby--just the way they left her... more »
By Melissa Maroff 3 comments
There’s a reason dogs are considered man’s best friend. They are forever loyal and their unconditional love seems to know no limit. So of course, bonding with a dog should just come naturally. And it does—but here are some ways to strengthen the ... more »
By MIHealthCoach 2 comments
With the recent scare of contaminated dog food leading to hundreds of dead pets, many people are concerned about the quality of their pet food. Mike Adams from Natural News and Dr. Lisa Newman came up with these guidelines to detemine whether or ... more »
By Melissa Maroff 0 comments
The story goes that an English ship with two Newfoundlands on board wrecked off the coast of Maryland in the winter of1807. Everyone was saved, and the two dogs remained with their rescuers. Since there were no other Newfies around, they were ... more »
By pigs4fun 1 comments
Animals just like people can have low blood sugar. Caring for pets that have low blood sugar is easy once you know what to look for... more »
By Melissa Maroff 1 comments
Originally hailing from Siberia, the fluffy Samoyed (a member of the Spitz family) was first bred to herd reindeer, pull sleds and keep their owners warm at night. And nowadays—even though they're more likely to be pulling in the newspaper than ... more »
By Melissa Maroff 2 comments
If you didn’t know any better and saw a Shetland Sheepdog or “Sheltie” walking down the street, you might mistake it for a Collie that hasn’t hit a growth spurt yet. However, Shelties are a separate breed, which like the Collie, traces its roots ... more »
By AutumnLeavz 5 comments
Spaying your dog is a major surgery that needs recovery care just like a humans surgery. Follow these easy steps to assure that your baby is properly cared for after she returns home from surgery... more »
By Melissa Maroff 1 comments
Treats are an important part of a dog’s life and something they look forward to each day. However, not all dog treats are equal or even healthy for your dog. The following steps will help you to choose a dog treat that tastes good and is good for ... more »
By Limowreck 7 comments
Most dogs hate having their teeth brushed. If your dog refuses to cooperate, here's a great way to improve their oral hygiene on the cheap... more »
By diamarie 2 comments
Everyone remembers when the Pet Food Scare happened about a year ago Well that's when I decided to start cooking for my little girl (Elie Mai) I know what goes into her little body and I can feel safe feeding her and you can too, here's how you ... more »
By eHow Home & Garden Editor 1 comments
If you have pets, you need to have someone lined up to look after them before you go on vacation. To make your vacation worry-free, create a detailed checklist that will prepare a pet sitter for almost any situation... more »
By Melissa Maroff 1 comments
Wine and canines? Do they really mix? They sure do—if you purchase one of various labels that support dog charities. Here are some popular wineries and the good deeds they do... more »