Almost all peanut butter crackers sold in grocery stores are not ideal for dogs. However, you can buy regular crackers that are safe for dogs and spread peanut butter on the crackers. This will ensure all ingredients are safe for your dog. Dog’s love peanut butter. They also love crackers. But should you feed your […]
Dogs should not eat the core of a pineapple. Not only is a pineapple core considered a choking hazard, but it can also cause an obstruction or severe digestion issues. You should also avoid feeding the pineapple skin to dogs. Dogs should only eat the flesh of the pineapple. Pineapple is a tasty, sweet fruit […]
Although dogs can get hives from stress, it’s uncommon. The most common reason a dog gets hives is because of allergies. Food, pollen, dust, and medication can all cause an allergic reaction resulting in hives. The good news is hives are typically short term and easily treatable. Hives are more than just a place where […]
Dogs should not eat brie cheese because of the high levels of saturated fat. Although a small slice every once in a while won’t cause long-term damage, it’s still considered best practice to avoid feeding your dog brie cheese. Cheddar, mozzarella, and swiss cheese are all great alternatives. Cheese: it’s a staple food in most […]
It’s natural for puppies to develop acne on their chins. Irritation and trauma are the primary culprits of puppy acne. Benzoyl Peroxide is one of the best ways to treat chin acne. Just be sure to not use too much as it can dry out the skin. Humans know the struggles of acne all too […]
Most puppies will be able to fully regulate their body temperature when they are seven weeks old. However, the developmental process will start around weeks 2-3 as the puppy develops the shiver reflex (the first reflex to regulate body temperature). We all know just how adorable and soul-warming puppies can be. They’re truly one of […]
Apple cider vinegar has been proven to help with dog incontinence. It’s ok to give your dog apple cider vinegar every day, but be sure to monitor the dosage. Small dogs can tolerate one teaspoon per day. Medium dogs can have two teaspoons daily, and large dogs, one tablespoon. There is almost nothing more heartbreaking […]
You should not feed your dog oatmeal every day. Although it’s ok for dogs to eat oatmeal 1-2 times per week, it should not be the staple of their diet. Dogs thrive on protein and fat. Oatmeal is high in carbs and can cause bloating, constipation, or diarrhea. It’s no secret that the key to […]
Dogs can eat pork shoulder bones as long as they are prepared correctly. The bones must be raw, not too small (to avoid a choking hazard), and not too hard (to prevent dental issues). It’s also important to ensure your dog does not have any stomach issues before feeding them a bone. Have you ever […]
Although shrimp tails are not poisonous to dogs, they are still a major choking hazard and can cause an obstruction. For this reasons, it is best to avoid feeding shrimp tails to your dog. Being a dog owner has its ups and downs. Sometimes it can be easy, other times it can be difficult. For […]
