Articles for author: Lynnette

A Tasty Turkey Day Feast For Your Dog! Easy Thanksgiving Dog Treat Recipes AND Homemade Thanksgiving Food For Dogs

How will your dog be spending Thanksgiving this year? Chances are, most of our four-legged friends will find themselves smack dab in the middle of the holiday festivities. And many will be on the prowl for turkey treats, table scraps, and dropped food particles! Here's what dogs can and can't eat on Thanksgiving day. Plus lots of fun ways to include your dog in the Thanksgiving feast -- by making your own Thanksgiving food for dogs with these recipes OR by serving these one-of-a-kind dog-friendly Thanksgiving foods and treats that are now available in stores!

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Proof: Dogs Love Football!

Have your dogs been eagerly awaiting the start of Football Season? Well, the time has come! Here's some good old fashioned dog play involving footballs of all sizes. Check out these pictures and videos of dogs playing with footballs...

The Fastest & Easiest Way To Make Frozen Dog Treats! (Review Of Pupsicle Starter Kit From Cooper’s Treats)

Looking for easy frozen dog treats for summer? These dog Pupsicle Mixes are the perfect combination of freeze-dried meat (in powder form) for flavor AND ice for coolness. My dogs love them. And they're SO easy to make! There is absolutely NO way you can fail when making these frozen dog treats! All you do is add water, pour into a silicone mold, and freeze.

I Finally Found The Perfect Dog Diarrhea Treatment!

Our dog had diarrhea yesterday, and I spent all morning trying to find the perfect combination of human foods that he would eat and that would actually help to firm up his stools. I finally found it!... Here's the recipe that cured my dog's diarrhea in a matter of hours. Of all the dog diarrhea treatments and bland dog food recipes I've tried, this one cures diarrhea in dogs the quickest. Plus a list of human foods to keep on hand so you'll be ready whenever diarrhea strikes!

Should You Trim Your Dog’s Hairy Toes And Paws?

Some dogs grow lots of fur on their paws — on top of the paws, between the toes, and even on the bottom (between the paw pads). Keeping all of that paw fur neatly trimmed makes your dog look well groomed. But you don’t have to pay a dog groomer! I always trim the fur on the tops (and bottoms) of my dogs’ paws when I trim their nails. Here’s how to do it yourself, step by step…