Dog | Pet Care Corner by PetSolutionshttp://blog.petsolutions.com/dog-pet-care-corner/2012-02-23T21:33:14ZSquarespacehttp://blog.petsolutions.com/dog-pet-care-corner/2012/2/8/orijen-biologically-appropriate-dry-dog-food.htmlKristen Sydelko2012-02-08T13:49:44Z2012-02-08T13:49:44ZOrijen dog food is a biologically appropriate dry food that both replicates a dog's natural diet and supports growth and development. Created with a nutritious balance of meats, fruits, vegetables, and grasses, the healthy formulas Orijen uses are grain-free and contain both PreBiotics and ProBiotics.

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Some buzzwords in dog food and cat food these days are "Prebiotics" and "Probiotics." While these ingredients have been around for awhile, the use of Pre- and Probiotics is just starting to become popular to use in dog or cat food. Humans have used these ingredients to help aid the digestive system, and research now shows that dogs and cats can benefit from them, as well.

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http://blog.petsolutions.com/dog-pet-care-corner/2011/12/13/traveling-with-your-dog-during-the-holidays.htmlJohn Flynn2011-12-13T14:42:16Z2011-12-13T14:42:16Z

Traveling by car over the holidays with your dog can be a bit sketchy between the chaos which sometimes happens inside the car and the chaos that happens regularly on the streets. Keeping control over your dog outside of the car can be managed with a proper leash, but once inside the car some dogs will jump all over everything and everyone, adding to the stress.

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http://blog.petsolutions.com/dog-pet-care-corner/2011/9/20/keeping-your-dog-safe-at-home-on-halloween-night.htmlKristen Sydelko2011-09-20T09:30:52Z2011-09-20T09:30:52Z

Even on the best of days, my dog, Bailey, can go absolutely nuts when someone rings the doorbell. No matter what we try to do, he insists on barking at the front window, checking out the vehicle in the driveway and the person on the front stoop. For such a sweet puppy, he can sound pretty mean! That's why, on Halloween night, I'm going to take some safety precautions that will keep Bailey safe, as well as make trick-or-treating at our house a pleasant experience.

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http://blog.petsolutions.com/dog-pet-care-corner/2011/9/12/healthy-and-safe-halloween-treats-for-your-dog.htmlKristen Sydelko2011-09-12T11:48:26Z2011-09-12T11:48:26Z

All Hallows' Eve is the time when everyone seems to eat more sweets than any other time of year. Between Halloween parties and trick or treating, you can find candies, cookies, and other treats anywhere you turn. However, if you have a dog, you might want to make sure these treats are either dog-friendly and/or stashed higher than your doggie's snout can reach.

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http://blog.petsolutions.com/dog-pet-care-corner/2011/9/8/safe-halloween-costume-tips-for-your-pets.htmlPet Expert2011-09-08T10:13:21Z2011-09-08T10:13:21Z

Involving your pet in your daily activity is something many people like to do. Whether you have a dog, cat, pet bird, or other type of pet, pets are more like family members than just furry, feathered, or scaled animals that inhabit your house. When it comes to Halloween celebrations, however, it is important to consider your pets' health and safety above your want to include them in your All Hallows' Eve festivities.

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http://blog.petsolutions.com/dog-pet-care-corner/2011/9/2/tricks-for-keeping-your-dog-comfortable-in-a-halloween-costu.htmlKristen Sydelko2011-09-02T11:49:05Z2011-09-02T11:49:05Z

If you are thinking of dressing your dog in a Halloween costume, you might want to get started now. Between picking out a cute dog costume and getting your pup prepped for his big dress-up debut, you don't have much time before Halloween night rolls around. But don't fret - we've got some great tricks to help your doggie be comfortable in his Halloween costume. And, that will be a treat for everyone.

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http://blog.petsolutions.com/dog-pet-care-corner/2011/8/9/merrick-before-grain-canned-dog-food-is-doggie-bliss.htmlKristen Sydelko2011-08-09T16:43:43Z2011-08-09T16:43:43Z

Canned dog food is not something I normally feed my dogs. However, my 11-year old pup, Spice, has always had some interesting dental problems. Her poor teeth could never seem to come clean, even with the use of dog toothbrushes. Her breath was awful. She loved to cuddle, but you just had to make sure her face was turned away.

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http://blog.petsolutions.com/dog-pet-care-corner/2011/7/25/freeze-dried-livers-score-a-10-on-the-dog-treat-scale.htmlKristen Sydelko2011-07-25T08:00:20Z2011-07-25T08:00:20Z

Usually, when my dog gets his snack, he will take it in his mouth, trot to some comfy place in the house, and sit down to nibble on whatever treat he received. With the piece of Freeze Dried Liver Snack I gave him, this was not the case. Instead of following his doggie routine, Bailey takes the treat in his mouth and eats on the run.

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http://blog.petsolutions.com/dog-pet-care-corner/2011/7/8/cow-hooves-are-great-treats-for-a-picky-dog.htmlKristen Sydelko2011-07-08T13:52:06Z2011-07-08T13:52:06Z

I found another great dog treat to try with picky pups. My dog, Bailey, is a self-proclaimed rawhide addict who also likes the SmartBones rawhide alternatives. However, he has recently given his approval for cow hooves with jerky fillings. In addition to the rawhides, the cow hooves are about the furthest I have gone with natural treats.

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