Dogs are really like people. They can live a healthy life only while eating a variety of food, like meat, vegetables, and grains. But also, they need moderately-sized and balanced food, that’s why it’s important to know the needs of your dog. The feeding depends on three
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First off I’d like to give a big thank you to Maggie and Trina for giving me this opportunity to write a post for Wag The Dog UK 🙂 I really hope this post helps you and gives a solid base to start from for giving your
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Sharing your “people food” with your pet dog is, arguably, one of the greatest joys of dog ownership. Seeing their little eyes light up as they realise that their favourite grub is heading their way is utterly adorable and always seems like the best way to let
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As exciting as a new puppy is to those who decide to purchase or adopt a dog, choosing what to feed their new furry friend can be overwhelming. With so many choices lining the shelves of local pet or grocery stores, it can be difficult to know
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I have yet to meet someone who doesn’t like fruit. Fruits do not only taste good but provide numerous benefits for our health as well. For example, blueberries, also known as antioxidant super fruits, have been proven by clinical studies to slow down vision loss, prevent and
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The financial costs of owning a dog certainly don’t outweigh the benefits, but most dog owners would agree that it’s still useful to find new ways to save. One that increasing numbers of owners are trying is to make dog food at home, which can save you
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My parents are the worst about giving my dog human food. I mean, just the absolute worst. I’m over here trying to teach him how to sit and wait patiently, and they just give him licks of ice cream right off the spoon! This is so not
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If you don’t want to give your pooch commercially produced food, you can always feed your dog homemade meals. You can make it as simple or as varied as it suits your schedule and your dog! You can cook up different recipes every few days, or stick
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Just like humans, pet dogs and cats also consume commercially made food. Commercial dry kibble and canned food are a common source of nutrition and calories for pets which have become so popular through the years that feeding pets anything different is often considered very unusual. Nevertheless,
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As far as grapes and raisins go, no one is sure why they’re harmful. It’s been confirmed that even grapes grown without fertilizers or pesticides can be toxic to dogs. But not to every dog, and not every time. It’s also not known whether small amounts eaten
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