Does your dog have a birthday or special occasion coming up? A cake is often the pièce de résistance, the center piece for a celebration but what if you're looking for a healhy dog cake recipe or even a grain free dog cake recipe? Why a grain free cake? If your dog has itchy skin, grains could be the culprit. If you haven't tried a grain free diet it could help. Also, if you're inviting other dogs to your party, be sure to ask in advance if they have a grain sensitivity. If so, a grain free dog cake...
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Parties aren’t just for birthdays! There are lots of reasons to celebrate your dog, and certainly you don’t have to wait until your dog’s birthday to bring out your party shoes. Here's 21 awesome reasons to throw your dog a party
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Expensive clinic visits and high vet bills – not to mention all those costly allergy medications your vet can prescribe – may be the reason why you put off taking your itchy, allergic pooch to the doctor. The constant itching and scratching can lead to hair loss, trauma, and skin infections…and, as loving pet parents, we don’t want to see our fur babies suffer. There are all-natural, inexpensive remedies available to you, some of them as close as your pantry or refrigerator. Vitamin E will work on your dog’s dry skin just like it works on your wrinkles. I like...
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Whether your dog loves to play in the snow and wile away the winter hours outdoors, or hates the cold weather and wants go to back inside as quickly as possible, caring for your dog’s paws is a vital consideration. Road and sidewalk salt can cause serious damage to your canine pal’s paw pads, so if your dog has dry, cracked paws, consider these solutions and remedies: Don’t let your dog suffer – look out for dry, cracked paws! Your dog’s paws should be rough, to enhance traction and enable your dog to run and play, but dry, cracked paws...
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It's quite common for dogs to suffer from red, irritated itchy bumps on the skin, They can be very distressing for both dog and owner and if not treated they can easily become infected. There are two common causes; allergies and parasites. Allergies Contact dermatitis is one of the most common causes of the bumps and is due to allergens and irritants coming in direct contact with the skin itself. If you suspect your dog may be a victim of this problem there are a few environmental items to consider; Shampoos and Conditioners Laundry Detergent and or Fabric Softener Household...
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