Can dogs eat turkey? The short answer is yes. Dogs can eat turkey, but this comes with a few caveats. Plain, white meat turkey with no bones will usually make for a safe treat for pups, but there are plenty of exceptions. And as always, you must ask your vet before sharing human foods with your dog.
If you’re willing to experiment and you’re mindful of your dog’s nutritional requirements, baking homemade treats can be a fun “once in a while” thing for you and your pet. Here are some fish-based recipes for your four-legged friend to enjoy.
The short answer is yes, you can give your dog fish oil. However, you need to be careful. Talk to your vet before you make any changes to your dog’s diet or supplement regimen. Here are a few things you should know about giving fish oil to dogs.
Matted fur, when left unattended, can actually become painful for dogs. It pulls at the skin, and it can also harbor bacteria and pests, leading to infections and infestations. Here are some basic video tutorials for de-matting your dog’s coat.
If you’re a nerd like me, you’ve played a lot of Dungeons & Dragons. And maybe your dog sat by your side on your quest. Wouldn’t it be fun if they could play as their own character? Here’s my list of dog groups and which classes they’d be best suited for in D&D.
Dogs get into things they’re not supposed to, especially when it comes to edible marijuana products. So if your pup gets into your stash, take the following steps to ensure your dog is safe in an emergency situation of over-consumption and overdose.
Signs and symptoms of tooth infection in dogs.
Sometimes, our best friends have bad breath. If your dog just happens to enjoy drinking from the toilet once in a while and you’re wanting to cover up the smell of potty mouth, here are some great methods to make your pup’s breath a little more pleasing to the senses.
Believe it or not, our canine companions get stressed. The circumstances and degrees of this can vary from dog to dog since no two are alike, but it’s nevertheless it’s something important of which all dog owners must be wary.
Labor Day is coming up on September 2nd in 2019! For many of us, Labor Day is the last real summer hurrah. So of course we want to celebrate it with our family members, including the furry ones! If you’re not sure where to get started, here are five ways to celebrate Labor Day with your best friend.
September marks the beginning of responsible dog ownership month! Since we want to make sure that you and your pets have the happiest, healthiest relationship possible, here are a few tips on how to be the best dog parent you can possibly be!
While it’s always a wonderful treat to have fresh fruits and veggies available, it’s important to note that gardens and gardening can be a veritable hazard for those who own dogs. Chemicals, sharp tools, and even plants, themselves, can can quickly cause an emergency for dogs.
Did you know that many dogs’ feet smell like corn chips? And many dog people love the smell of their dogs’ paws! But what is that corn chip aroma exactly? Here’s the reason your dog’s feet might smell like Fritos.
Usually pet subscription boxes deliver new products for you and your dog to try each month. But there are some things you should consider before choosing one of these services for your pooch.
Did you know that June 3rd is Insect Repellent Awareness Day? Me neither! But it’s always a good time to talk about insect repellent for our dogs so we can keep them safe from bugs and the diseases they can carry.
For pet parents who wear makeup, this may be an inevitability. Accidents happen, and sometimes our dogs eat things they shouldn’t. So what do you do when your dog eats your makeup? Here’s what you should know.
A happy story comes to us from Thailand where a dog was rescued by workers on an ocean oil rig some 135 miles off the country’s southern coast. How did the dog get there? Where did he come from? Why was he swimming so far from shore? It’s all a mystery.
DogTime got a chance to review Oxyfresh Dental Care Water Additive for pets. Did it make our doggy tester’s teeth cleaner and breath fresher? Find out!
When I first started finding my dog’s whiskers, usually on the bed, I initially panicked. Thankfully, some research set me straight on the matter.
Whether you’re in need of a new gig or just really love dogs, a job as a professional dog sitter might be in your near future if you follow these tips!
There are many different kinds of brushes for many different types of coats, and it can be tough to know how to pick the right one. Here’s what you need to consider.