Does your dog lick its chops every time you crack open a can of dog food? That’s the power of protein at work. But learning about the role of protein in your furry friend’s diet can seem like a high hurdle to jump over. We’re here to ease the leap and help you land on … Read more
Ever wondered what your dog’s food tastes like, and if it’s actually enjoyable for them? You’re not the only curious pet parent out there. As we dive into the world of dog food flavors, we’ll explore what makes kibble tasty for our furry friends and how it might taste to their human counterparts. Join us … Read more
Life can be hectic, and sometimes even the most attentive pet parents can slip up and forget to feed their beloved canine companion. It’s only natural to worry about how this oversight might impact your canine pal. But fret not! In this blog post, we’ll explore the consequences of missing a meal, discuss how long … Read more
Are you a pet parent to both dogs and cats? Let’s explore if there’s a single pet food option that can cater to their unique dietary needs. In this article, we’ll compare canine and feline nutrition, discuss alternative feeding options, and answer frequently asked questions on this topic. Can Cats and Dogs Eat the Same … Read more
Discover the best high-value dog treats for training and behavior modification, along with tips on how to use them effectively and easy homemade recipes you can try today “High-value” treats are treats that are highly desirable to a dog. They are often used in training and behavior modification because they are more motivating to the … Read more
Many dogs eat Pedigree because it’s a well-known dog food. However, some owners are concerned about whether it can cause seizures in dogs. So what’s the deal? There are no ingredients in Pedigree that may actively cause seizures or cause allergic reactions. Dog health is a mix of breed, genetics, and environment – dog food … Read more
While there are several equivalents to dog food, the particular “human version” will depend on the quality of the Kibble and other foods dogs usually eat. The closest human version to dog food is cookies (because cheap Kibble isn’t very nutritious) or breakfast cereal. If we’re talking about a complete replacement food with all the … Read more
Countless years of adaptation have transformed dogs into carnivore scavengers, which means they want meat, but they’ll eat whatever they can scavenge until meat is available again. These basics serve as the foundation for the triggers and mechanisms of behavior and survival. It’s a primal yearning passed down from their ancestors. It’s the natural smell … Read more
The most common explanation is that dogs follow their foraging instinct. If a lone wild dog, wolf, or coyote comes upon a recent kill, they will steal from it. They don’t want to hang around because the initial predator may be larger than them. As a result, they’ll take a bite or two and walk … Read more