Cooked lean meat. If you need high reward dog treats for training when you really need to command their attention, try some lean meat Your dog’s dinner Peanut butter Pumpkin Apple slices Fresh vegetables AdVENTuROS dog treats. Where is train me dog treats made? Low Fat, Low Cal – Good For Repetitive Training – Won’T … Read more
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is advising pet owners and caretakers, veterinarians, and the pet food industry to be aware that pet food and treats made with livestock gullets (meat from the throat region) have the potential to contain thyroid tissue and thyroid hormones. Are gullet sticks the same as bully sticks ? … Read more
Rawhide is bad for dogs for a number of reasons. Topping the list of risks associated with rawhide are: contamination, digestive distress, choking hazard, and intestinal blockage. These concerns are so big, that the Humane Society and ASPCA both discourage the consumption of rawhide for pets. What are the safest rawhide chews for dogs? C.E.T. … Read more
Quality ingredients: Dog treats are a great training tool and a way to reward your pet for good behavior (or for being real cute). But they should also provide balanced nutrition without a lot of cheap fillers or synthetic ingredients, both of which can cause inflammation and an upset stomach. What treats do vets recommend? … Read more
bully sticks are Good for All Dogs Dogs of any breed, age, or size can enjoy chewing on a bully stick. They’re even perfect for puppies, as long as your puppy can chew hard food/treats on his own. Bully sticks provide the same high protein and dental health benefits for puppies as they do for … Read more
For very young puppies—those between four and eight weeks who are just being weaned off of their mother’s milk—it’s recommend to mix a high-quality puppy food with warm water or puppy milk replacer to soften it and give it an appealing, easy-to-eat texture. Why is my puppy so Chewy? A: Teething puppies are driven to … Read more