Almost every dog owner has faced the challenge of dealing with a pooch with a sensitive stomach. It’s a health...
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Dog Health
Whether it is yourself, your family, or your pets, one of the most important concerns in life is health. As the responsible adult in your household, the health of children and pets falls to you. This category provides information on diet/food, diseases, vaccinations, and allergies. It offers tips on what to do and reviews products to help you do what needs to be done. It may be the most important category on Barkspot.
Physical exercise for a dog is important. Keeping your dog fit means aging will be easier down the road, with less arthritis and pain. But did you know exercising your dog’s mind is just as important for their quality of life? It’s true! No one likes to be bored, especially your dog. Mental boredom in
Sheepadoodles The Sheepadoodle breed is an up-and-coming designer dog breed. They came from Poodles, which are famous dogs known for prancing around France. Old English Sheepdogs are not nearly as well known, but you’d guess they take care of sheep. Sheepadoodles are a beautiful blend of these two breeds. People love this breed so much
Osteoarthritis is more common in dogs than most people think. It’s safe to say many of us know someone suffering with osteoarthritis, or you may even suffer from it yourself. But what about our canine companions? Does your dog seem to walk stiffly or have trouble moving around? Do you feel that your dog might be
Allergies—they’re not just a human issue. Our beloved four-legged companions can suffer from them too, impacting their everyday life and...
These popular dog foods are attractive to owners seeking convenience and affordability. Adding fresh whole foods to their diet boosts your dog's health.
A 2018 study by the Association for Pet Obesity Prevention found that an alarming 59% of American dogs are overweight. While those chunky boys and girls might steal your heart, having an overweight dog is not something to take lightly. Obesity in dogs is just as serious as it is in humans. It can lead
Many dog owners love to share a bite of their food with their dog, so the next time you are enjoying a delicious sandwich that you want to share with your dog, you may think: can dogs eat tomatoes?
Our beloved dogs play a role in our families bringing energy, charm and boundless love into our lives. It’s important...
Though now tiny, Pomeranians are descended from large sled dog breeds. This may explain their big attitude. Anyone who knows one knows exactly how fearless they are. They will never back down from a fight, no matter how large the other dog may be (just be prepared for the accompanying onslaught of excessive barking). But
If your dog is like my Milo, he is probably ALWAYS hungry. He scarfs his food down as quickly as his mouth allows and races to the kitchen every time that he hears the fridge open or a plastic bag open. Is your dog always hungry like my Milo? Then keep reading for some insight
