Pet Health, Training, and Nutrition

Stratford Care Recalls Multiple Brands of Omega-3 Supplements Due to Elevated Levels of Vitamin A
Stratford Care USA, Inc., a Florida-based company, has issued a recall for several brands of its Omega-3 supplements designed for cats and dogs. The recall was prompted by potentially elevated levels of Vitamin A, which could lead to health issues in pets. While Vitamin A is a crucial nutrient for dogs, exposure to high levels […]

Purina Pro Plan Recalls Select Veterinary Diets Due To Elevated Levels of Vitamin D
Nestlé Purina PetCare Company has voluntarily issued a recall of select lots of Purina Pro Plan Veterinary Diets EL Elemental (PPVD EL) prescription dry dog food. This recall is due to concerns over potentially elevated levels of vitamin D, which could lead to health issues in dogs. Vitamin D is an essential nutrient for dogs. […]

Purina Pro Plan Recalls Select Wet Dog Food Recipes Due to Labeling Error
Nestlé Purina PetCare Company has announced a voluntary recall of a limited quantity of its Purina Pro Plan Veterinary Diets EN Gastroenteric Low Fat (PPVD EN Low Fat) canned wet dog food due to a labeling error. This preemptive action concerns products sold in 13.4 oz cans. The company noted that a labeling mix-up at […]

Expanded Recall: Purina Pro Plan Recalls Additional Lots Due to Potentially Elevated Levels of Vitamin D
In an urgent announcement on March 10, 2023, Nestlé Purina PetCare Company disclosed the expansion of their voluntary recall of Purina Pro Plan Veterinary Diets EL Elemental (PPVD EL). The recall is linked to an elevated risk of high vitamin D levels. Earlier on February 8, 2023, the company had initially announced the original recall. […]

The Great Kibble Conundrum: How to Choose the Perfect Dog Food
Dog owners face a seemingly endless array of choices when it comes to selecting the perfect kibble for their furry friends. With so many brands and formulas on the market, it can feel overwhelming to find the right balance between nutrition, taste, and affordability. In this article, we'll explore the key factors to consider when […]

Why Do Dogs Eat Poop? (Common Causes, Prevention, and Treatment)
Dogs eating their own feces, also known as coprophagia or coprophagy, is a common behavioral issue that many pet owners may encounter. While the behavior may seem disgusting or unsanitary to us, it is actually a natural instinct for dogs. For example, female dogs may consume the feces of their puppies to keep their den […]

Can Dogs Eat Cheetos? Are Cheetos Puffs Bad For Dogs?
It’s snack time. You grab your bag of Cheetos and relax on the sofa. Standing there with tail wagging, your furry friend is begging for a Cheeto Puff. Should you give in and give him some cheesy goodness or are Cheetos bad for dogs? It can be hard to decide, you want to spoil your […]

Essential Grooming Tips for Older Dogs
As dogs grow older, their grooming needs evolve as well. A good owner must be able to adjust expectations and accommodate an aging dog's unique needs, but the process doesn't need to be a complicated one. Taking an older dog to the groomer can be just as rewarding and enjoyable as ever as long as […]

How to Stop Your Dog From Chewing Furniture
If your dog chews furniture, you might wonder what to do about the problem. Furniture is expensive to replace and an eyesore once it shows countless teeth marks. Welcoming guests to your home can be embarrassing if your tables and chairs look scruffy. Moreover, it is difficult to relax when sitting amongst the mess left […]

A Dog Owner's Guide to Doggy Dental Care
Dental care is just as important for your four-legged friend as it is for you. Dogs are not prone to cavities like humans are, since they are less likely to have a diet as high in sugar. Nevertheless, they do get plaque and tartar build-up on their teeth which can lead to […]

5 Non-Shedding Dog Breeds You Would Love
One of the hassles of owning a dog is putting up with dog hair. It necessitates frequent vacuuming, it creates an unkempt appearance when it sticks to your clothes, and it might even prevent those with bad allergies from visiting your home. Some dog lovers are willing to put up with finding their furry friend's […]

How to Train Your Dog to Be Your Alarm Clock
Many people have trouble waking up when the alarm goes off. They're busy during the day and sleep time sometimes feels like a waste, so they delay heading to bed. Then they may lay in bed for hours trying to fall asleep. When the alarm goes off, it yanks them out of deep sleep and […]

A Guide To Socializing Your Unsociable Dog
The beauty of canine companionship is that they all have their own personalities. You may have chosen a dog that is outgoing and affectionate, a dog that has no problem fitting in with any group of people or any group of canine companions. Other dogs are not so easy-going and may find these interactions intimidating […]

6 Tips for Dealing With a Fearful Dog
Not every dog is going to be a bundle of joyful energy. There are dogs out there that have issues with shyness or fear, especially dogs who have been adopted, rescued, or saved from a shelter. The dog may have been abused by a previous owner and is fearful due to trust issues, or the […]

Six Ways to Solve Your Dog's Boredom
A bored dog is bad news. Bored dogs are more likely to exhibit behavioral problems, such as barking, digging holes, or causing destruction to your property. More importantly, a dog with nothing to do is an unhappy creature. If you want to provide the best possible life for your beloved pet, then relieving their boredom […]

How To Train Your Dog To Be Off Leash
One thing most new dog owners want to start working on right away with their dog is training their dog to be off leash. That's exactly what we're going to cover in this article. Knowing how to train your dog to be off leash is so critical to both your enjoyment and the enjoyment your […]

10 Tips to Make the Dog Park a Positive Experience for You and Your Puppy
Dogs are social animals and can greatly benefit from regular interactions with their canine friends. It's good for both their mental and physical health. An easy way to socialize and exercise your new pet is to visit your local dog park. Here are 10 tips to make it a positive experience for both you and […]

How To Reduce Grooming Fear In Your Puppy
The good news is that you have a new puppy. The bad news is that he, or she, will require regular haircuts. It's best to have a plan when doing it yourself; begin with suitable clippers and a stress relieving routine. With a few simple steps, the process can be painless and […]

How Proper Diet Can Prevent Disease In Our Pets
Vets treat most animal health problems with antibiotics or pain medications. However, nutrition has a great influence on the development of animal illnesses and you can prevent many diseases with a proper diet, especially kidney, liver, skin and digestive tract problems. While diet may not always cure a disease, it can usually ease the symptoms. […]

Diagnosing Liver Disease in Dogs
The liver is one of the largest organs in the body and is responsible for processing biochemicals produced by the body or ingested. It fights disease, provides nutrients and energy to the rest of the body, and helps with growth and reproduction. As it is involved in so many body processes, it is not surprising […]