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Dog Food Brands & Human Foods For Dogs

Switching dog food happens at least twice in a dog's life - as they transition from puppy to adult, and then from adult to senior. Here are the steps to transition your dog to a new food with ease in 5 or 10 days.

My dog scratched all the time due to dog food allergies. Here's how to conduct your own affordable dog food trial and avoid a giant vet bill!

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Searching for the best dog food brand for your dog? What matters most is the list of ingredients and the order of those ingredients. Here's what to look for when researching dog food brands.

Senior dogs have different nutritional needs as they begin to slow down. photo by normanack on Flickr

As dogs age, their nutritional needs change. To keep your dog healthy through old age, you'll need to adjust your dog's diet. Here's how senior dog foods meet a senior dog's needs.

Many pet owners are buying bottled dog water or they're filtering their dog's water instead of using water straight from the tap. Following are the best options when it comes to providing pure and clean water for your dog: filtered water vs bottled water for dogs.

If you make dog treats yourself, they'll be cheaper and healthier than store-bought ones. And you'll be able to pronounce all of the ingredients!

Food bad for dogs may be in your kitchen right now. Here's how to tell which foods are bad for your dog and what harm they may do to your beloved pet.

Do you know if your dog's food is one of the healthy dog foods available on the market or not? Here are 3 ways to know if he is eating healthy: 1) read the ingredients on your dog's food label; 2) try a BARF diet -- bones and raw foods diets; and 3) try cooked homemade foods for your dog.

Do you know which human foods are safe for dogs and which ones aren't? Here are 2 lists: 1) Human foods that are okay to feed your dog; and 2) People foods that you should never let your dog eat.