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Brewers Yeast for Dogs

brewers yeast for dogs

Got fleas? Brewers yeast for dogs can be used for natural flea control and as a flea preventative–and it is safe for your dog. Yeast used to be a by-product of the beer brewing industry. Now it is also made specifically as a nutritional supplement. Dog nutritional yeast, rich in vitamins, can be added to […]

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Benefits of Yogurt for Dogs

benefits of yogurt for dogs

Probiotics for Dogs The benefits of yogurt for dogs are many. And giving probiotics to dogs is an easy way to help keep your dogs healthy. Giving dogs plain yogurt provides probiotics for dogs, and probiotics promote healthy dog digestion, eliminate unhealthy bacteria in the gut, and provide healthy beneficial bacteria that keep the digestive […]

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Does your Dog need Canine Vitamins?

Canine vitamins are sometimes necessary for dogs in addition to their dog food

Are Vitamins Necessary for Dogs? Canine vitamins have been the subject of much controversy. Are vitamins for dogs necessary or can dog supplements actually hurt your dog? Nutritionists have made great advances when it comes to dog nutrition. They have done studies and they have a pretty good idea of what your pet needs to be […]

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Dog Food Allergies

Canine food allergies are fairly common

Are Dog Food Allergies Making your Dog Sick? Canine food allergies and food intolerance can sneak up on you, because dog food allergies develop over a period of time, when your dogs immune system reacts to certain foods. Most often, the source of your dog’s misery is a protein or grain in his dog food. […]

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Apples for Dogs

German Shepherd dog enjoying an apple in a cut hay field

Using apples for dogs in homemade dog treats is a good way to improve your dogs diet while giving him dog biscuits that are yummy! Remember the old saying, “An apple a day keeps the doctor away”? Well, it is not just an old wives tale. Apples are high in nutrition, and they are used […]

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Anise for Dog Treats

anise for dogs treats

The Catnip for Dogs! Try anise, the catnip for dogs, in your next homemade dog treats, and enjoy your pet’s reaction! Aniseed (another name for it) is to dogs, like catnip is to cats. And dogs adore it! When you include this healthy herb in your dog treat ingredients, they will have a delightful licorice-like […]

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Activated Charcoal Uses for Dogs

activated charcoal uses

A number of activated charcoal uses can be applied to your family pet. And human grade charcoal is safe to give to your dog, as a supplement or in an emergency. For example, you can use activated charcoal when your pet has eaten a poisonous substance, and it can buy you time when you need […]

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Activated Charcoal for Dogs

food grade activated charcoal

How Safe is It? Use activated charcoal for dogs when your pet has eaten a poisonous substance. Charcoal has been used for accidental poisoning in animals (and people), and for a number of other conditions—for centuries! And, there are a number of other activated charcoal uses for dogs, as well as for people. Keeping some […]

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Home Remedy Dog Treats

charcoal dog biscuits

You can make your own home remedy dog treats that treat everything from dog flatulence to dog bad breath. I even have a charcoal biscuit recipe that will help your dog overcome a reaction to a nasty food item. If you are cutting costs but still want to give your dog the best dog treats […]

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Ginger Dog Biscuit

Ginger dog biscuit gingerbread man and lady

Home Remedy for Dog Nausea This ginger dog biscuit recipe could help settle your dog’s stomach, if she suffers from dog nausea when you travel. Does your dog’s motion sickness make travel difficult for both you and your dog? A car sick dog can make your trip seem endless. Try these homemade healthy dog treats […]

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