Our dogs love to sniff around, and in the process, sometimes get a taste of things they come across. When you’re out and about in open green spaces, this can pose a potential danger. One common culprit that you need to watch out for are mushrooms. While wild mushrooms can look harmless, some are toxic…
Fiber often doesn’t get the spotlight when we plan our dogs’ meals. As a dog mom who has raised four furry babies, over the years, I, too, used to focus only on protein and healthy fat, at first. But over the years, I have learned fiber is just as important for our canine companions’ health….
This festive season, treat your furry friend to homemade delights with these fun and healthy DIY holiday dog cookies! From peanut butter and pumpkin paw prints to festive cranberry snowflakes, these easy-to-make recipes are packed with dog-friendly ingredients.
Easter is a joyous time when the entire family comes together in the celebration and that includes your furry baby. While hearty meals are a part of the Easter spirit, making your pet part of the celebration doesn’t mean feeding them table scraps or food off your plate—I don’t need to tell you (at least,…
Preparing meals and treats for my furry baby is one of those rare domestic chores that brings me joy. Yes, the planning and prep takes time and effort but there is immense comfort in knowing that I’m feeding my pet food that nourishes his body, and watching him gulp it all down like he cannot…
Vegan foods for dogs have become significantly popular in the recent past, and with good reason too. While naysayers will maintain that dogs need meat-based protein in their diet (and if that works for you and your pet, it’s a perfectly legitimate choice), there are also a myriad of scenarios where meat-based diets may not…
When the summer heat kicks in, you probably reach for a refreshing smoothie to cool down. But did you know that your furry baby can share in on this little joy? Now, I’m not suggesting that you pour some of your own into your dog’s bowl. That can be risky because, as I’m sure you…
Obesity or excess weight in dogs is a real concern. Much like us humans, extra weight places our canine companions at an increased risk of issues like heart disease, diabetes, and joint problems. If the vet has asked you to work on reducing your pet’s weight, you need to take proactive control of their food…
Your dog’s coat is a mirror to their health. Soft, glossy fur, minimal shedding and a clear skin underneath mean your dog is healthy and thriving. On the other hand, a matted and dull coat, bald patches, skin irritation aren’t just the result of poor grooming. They’re indicators of underlying deficiencies and health issues. If…
When those dog days of summer roll around, you need to pay extra attention to your pet’s hydration and nutrition, as they’re more prone to heat exhaustion and dehydration. Since dogs regulate body temperature primarily through panting, excessive heat can lead to heatstroke, which can be life-threatening. To negate these risks, you need to include…