Month: June 2023

Finding the best dog treats for a sensitive stomach can be a daunting task for any pet owner. It’s crucial to consider factors such as ingredient quality, the treat’s source, and any specific dietary needs your furry friend may have. This article will walk you through a carefully curated list of dog treats that are
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Everyone should brush their dog’s teeth every day. It even helps with a dog’s bad breath! If you need more motivation than that, regular brushing can save huge (huge!) amounts of money later by avoiding expensive, painful dental surgeries and tooth extraction. Although daily brushing is statistically proven to make the most difference, as the
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Embracing the trend of high-quality, minimally processed pet food, freeze-dried dog treats have gained remarkable popularity in recent years. Providing your dog with these treats is a great way to supplement their diet with nutrient-dense, flavorful rewards without compromising their health. In this article, we’ll delve into the world of freeze-dried dog treats, helping you
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As a Chesapeake Bay Retriever owner, you’re responsible for a breed known for its strength, intelligence, and water-loving nature. While Chessies are generally a robust breed, they can still encounter certain health emergencies that require immediate veterinary attention. Here are five emergency red flags that, if shown by your Chesapeake Bay Retriever, require a prompt
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The world of dog chews is extensive and diverse, offering a myriad of choices to pet owners looking to provide their furry friends with both enjoyment and nutrition. One such option that has been gaining popularity is duck feet chews. Packed with valuable nutrients, rich in flavor, and offering natural dental benefits, duck feet chews
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Hot fun in the summertime sounds cool — but it can be dangerous, and that’s especially true for cats with outdoor privileges. While the topic of exclusively indoors vs. indoors/outdoors is about as divisive as today’s politics, there are some basic facts when it comes to cats’ summer safety. Burning summer heat Heatstroke is caused
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When you purchase products from the iHeartDogs store, part of that money goes to Greater Good Charities. Greater Good Charities saves many animals in need through its GOODS Program, which donates food and other essential supplies to animal organizations. Those donations have saved the lives of many dogs, including Marcus. Marcus is a beautiful dog
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A new experiential digital outdoor campaign will launch at Westfield London on Thursday 29th June to shine a light on London-based animal welfare charity Mayhew’s dogs and cats looking to find their second chance and ‘love for life’. The Loved for Life campaign includes an opportunity for visitors to the west London retail and leisure
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Choosing a name for your new Chesapeake Bay Retriever is a significant task. This breed is known for its loyalty, intelligence, and love for water. Therefore, a name that captures these attributes and the breed’s history might be fitting. Drawing from popular dog names, unique Chesapeake traits, and a touch of creativity, we’ve compiled an
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Even if you don’t intend to ever take your cat outside on adventures, get your cat comfortable with the important skill of leash walking. It helps for vet visits so your cat can explore in the exam room while waiting for her appointment, and it makes traveling or relocating easier and safer. What you’ll need
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False pregnancy, also known as pseudocyesis, is a condition caused by hormones in an intact (unspayed) female dog and 89% of the dogs show mammary enlargement, according to research published in BMC Veterinary Research. It is not dangerous and usually goes away within two to three weeks. Some dogs, however, can show maternal aggression. A
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A herd of African forest elephants moves majestically through a tropical rainforest. With each step, they trample dense vegetation that, left untouched, would absorb and store the sun’s heat and warm the ground below. As they trample the plants, the sun’s rays instead reflect off the newly exposed ground, cooling the planet’s surface. The herd
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