Many dog bowls are available to choose from; however, there are a few things you might consider when looking for the perfect dog dishes. For example, when purchasing puppy dishes or dog bowls it is important to choose something that will be easy and fast to clean. We review in this article how to select a dog dish.
Category - Food and Nutrition For Your Dog
My Dog Lacks Energy and Losing Weight
What do you do when your dog is generally healthy and eats well, but just lacks energy and is underweight? What to do when my dog lacks energy and losing weight? We provide some suggestions on what you can do to address this issue.
Rawhide Alternatives for Dogs and Reviews
Summary: Since writing an article about the dangers of rawhide, I have had several requests to give some alternatives to regular rawhide and dog chews. As noted in said article, there are many problems that can be associated with the use of some rawhide and chews. While there are some GREAT products made in other countries, in this article I am going to focus on a few products made in the U.S.A...
Dehydrated Puppies: My Puppies aren’t Getting Enough Milk (Dog Not Producing Enough Milk)
Knowing how to tell if your puppy needs additional milk beyond what the nursing dog can give is an important item to be aware of during the nursing stage. We cover warning signs of puppy dehydration and how to handle this situation.
What Should I Feed My Puppy? | Tips and Ideas
"Organic vs. store bought dog food or do I just need to have a variation in my new puppy's diet?" Or maybe you are asking, "I'd like to change the puppy's dog food because I really don't like the type that the breeder was using." What do you think I should do?
Dog Obesity: My Dog is Overweight
The number one nutritional related disease in dogs is obesity. Obesity in most cases is because dogs are eating way too much food and not exercising enough. Occasionally a metabolic disease triggers obesity in dogs.
Dog Balanced Diet: What is a Good Balanced Diet for My Dog?
How important is a balanced diet for my dog? There seems to be so many choices in dog food, does it even really matter what I feed him?