Feeding Dogs

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By Hillary Marshall 0 comments
Learning about dog food and what is good for your dog can be a long drawn out process. Personally, I have always been interested in feeding my dog the best of the best, but the the massive pet food scandal last year truly pushed myself any many ... more »
By Melissa Maroff 0 comments
In addition to the obvious--there is an array of easy ways to help homeless pets in our daily lives that many of us are not even aware of. From buying groceries--to choosing a check design--to simply clicking your mouse--these tips will get you ... more »
By monalisamyheart 1 comments
Dogs can be so sweet, adorable, and fun...unless you are so allergic that you can't be in the same room as your K9 best friend. The good news is that you CAN do something about it. Here's how... more »
By Melissa Maroff 4 comments
There might be a time when traveling in a car with your dog is unavoidable. Or maybe you would just like Brutus along for the ride. In any case, you can still get your kicks on Route 66 with your canine companion in tow--but as with a child--it ... more »
By Hillary Marshall 1 comments
Diarrhea is a common symptom in dogs and can have many different causes. Diarrhea in dogs, just like humans is the result of the body trying to rid the itself of some sort of irritation. Mild cases of diarrhea in dogs can typically be treated at ... more »
By Melissa Maroff 0 comments
Pancreatitis is a common disorder among dogs—and can become life threatening if left untreated—but the good news is it's normally fairly easy to control. Pancreatitis is basically severe inflammation of the pancreas, a gland located in the ... more »
By nashvillebecky 1 comments
Ever noticed your dog chewing constantly on his paws? Or maybe he sheds - a lot! Has dry skin? A running nose or eyes? Bad breath? Believe it or not, these conditions can be a sign of allergies - and what's the main culprit of these allergies? ... more »
By eHow Pets Editor 0 comments
From advertising hype to scientific claims, there’s a lot of written information on pet food packaging. You’ll find nutritional charts and long lists of ingredients, but understanding what they tell you about your pet’s food can be tricky. Once ... 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 airesflora 3 comments
You've just served dinner and you are about to take a bite, but you feel something staring at you intently. You notice your pooch is at your feet, giving you "that look," he's perfected to elicit sympathy. You are about to fold and ... 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
Just as humans come in different varieties--so do Coonhounds--six to be exact: Black and Tan; Bluetick; English; Plott; Redbone and Treeing Walker. For this little article, we will focus on the Black and Tan (the dog, not the brewskie), which ... more »
By Melissa Maroff 0 comments
Loyal, obedient, friendly and intelligent all aptly describe the Brittany or (Brittany Spaniel). The breed is still commonly referred to as Brittany Spaniel, although the AKC removed "Spaniel" from the name in the '80s and they are now officially ... more »
By Melissa Maroff 0 comments
The Cairn Terrier is a feisty little dog that was originally bred to hunt prey burrowing in cairns (piles of stone) in the Scottish Highlands. They are known for being smart, sort of bossy, and independent with a "mind of their own," but they're ... 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 eHow Sports & Fitness Editor 0 comments
Keeping a fit and happy dog team is essential to sledding. "I love to emphasize that I'm not the athlete in this sport," says Iditarod veteran Shawn Sidelinger. "The dogs are.".. more »
By Melissa Maroff 0 comments
A dog named after a mountain range has to be mighty. And if that’s not proof enough, the Great Pyrenees was originally bred to guard flocks of sheep and protect the homes of shepherds from wolves and bears. In addition to being great protectors, ... more »
By Melissa Maroff 0 comments
Schipperkes have come a long way from their early days as watchdogs guarding canal barges in Belgium, and nowadays can be found in apartments, townhouses and homes throughout the world. Although they've "moved up" in life, Schipperkes are still ... more »
By Melissa Maroff 2 comments
It seems like every time you turn around at an antique store or flea market you see something bearing the likeness of a Scottish Terrier or “Scottie” dog. A breed that had its heydey in the 30s, 40s and 50s, Scotties have received an unfair ... more »
By Melissa Maroff 0 comments
"Whip It" is not just that hit Devo song from the 80s—Whippet is also the name for an affectionate and mild-mannered dog that was initially bred from a terrier, the larger Greyhound and smaller Italian Greyhound. A generally healthy and ... more »
By Melissa Maroff 0 comments
The American Bulldog is a taller, more agile descendant of the English Bulldog. Although not able to leap tall buildings in a single bound—this strong, athletic dog makes a devoted companion that has been known to heroically protect his master. ... more »
By Melissa Maroff 3 comments
Picture the tall, graceful Greyhound. Now picture a dog with similar looks and grace that only weighs in at about 9 lbs—and you have the Italian Greyhound. This toy cousin to the Greyhound makes a great companion and can live to a ripe old age ... more »
By caseyleighh 0 comments
As a pet owner, you want to choose the best food for your dog. This is an easy guide that will help you choose the best food for your dog, not just the most expensive... more »
By Limowreck 8 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 eHow Pets Editor 1 comments
Dogs, just like people, appreciate a tasty meal. You can cook for dog using common ingredients and no more effort than it takes to cook for yourself. A little knowledge will let you cook for your dog on a daily basis or just as a special treat... more »