Entries in dog food (10)

Friday
Feb032012

Understanding Prebiotics and Probiotics in Dog and Cat Food

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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Tuesday
Aug092011

Merrick Before Grain Canned Dog Food is Doggie Bliss

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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Tuesday
Jul052011

Things to Consider When Choosing Dry Dog Food

At some point in nearly everyone’s lives, they get a dog, and one of the first questions asked is, “What should I feed him?” In some cases, the new owner is given a bag of dog food to start off or a coupon to buy some brand. However, what food do you buy after that initial stuff is gone?

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Monday
May162011

Starmark Bob-a-Lot: This is Not Your Ordinary Dog Treat Toy

When you have a high-energy pup, or even one that just loves food, finding a good treat dispensing dog toy can be a high priority. If you have an aggressive chewer, finding something that withstands some powerful jaws makes finding a dog treat toy that much more difficult. Whether you are looking for a treat toy to satisfy one of the doggie characteristics above, or all three (in my case), you should check out the StarMark Bob-a-Lot.

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Saturday
Mar262011

Things to Have on Hand When You Go Camping With Your Dog

Camping with your dog can be a wonderful experience, if you are prepared. Dogs make great companions and can often warn you of most other animals. Your dog, however, requires his own bag for his dog supplies.

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