Food

We all know good nutrition is critical for the health and longevity of our dogs, and most of us rely on commercial dog foods...

So much of what’s on dog food labels has to do with marketing, rather than nutrition. The phrase “limited ingredient” falls somewhere in between. There...

Many of us have identified certain ingredients that we don’t want to see in our dogs’ food. Sometimes we have good evidence for this, such...

We’ve got some good news and some bad news for dog owners who are interested in feeding raw diets. First, the good news: Some...

In a world of commercial pet food industry-specific jargon that is often incomprehensible to the average dog owner, the term “human grade,” which is...

Looking for a special gift for a friend – or, better yet, a friend’s dog? We've put together this helpful gift guide for dogs,...

"What should I feed my dog?” It’s the most common question that I am asked. I wish I had the ability to magically know...

Enrichment toys for dogs are popular, and for several good reasons. They can be great boredom busters, helping to channel a dog’s energy into...

Rehydrate these meat-rich dry diets to make them a complete and balanced meal for your dog, or feed them dry as treats. Either way, your dog will love them.

Canine obesity has reached epidemic proportions, and it’s clear that one contributing factor has to do with the close relationship we have with our...

Dogs can eat strawberries, and strawberries aren’t harmful to dogs giving them a sweet nutritious boost.

Whether you are looking for dog training treats, classical conditioning or just because you enjoy doling out treats to your canine companion, you can consider just about any “real food” in your kitchen a treat save for chocolate, grapes, raisins, other foods toxic to dogs.