With the average dog owner spending upwards of $1,200 a year on dog related things, it’s no wonder we cringe every time we run out of dog food and visit the vet. The fact is, dogs aren’t cheap. They need healthy food, toys, veterinary care, and regular grooming. We need to hire trainers, walkers, and
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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.
When our beloved canine companions suffer from a torn ACL, the sudden halt to their vibrant activities can be as...
One of the most common questions that arises when considering food for dogs is, “Can dogs eat onions?” And the answer is no. Many people don’t know that onions are toxic to dogs. If you think about it, how many times have you made a meal for yourself and thought, “Oh, I will throw this
This article details the benefits of dog insurance, from financial protection and customizable coverage to access to specialized and preventative care.
While a dog contentedly chewing on a bone makes for a pretty picture, a lot of dog owners are surprised to learn that dogs and bones don’t make an automatic good match. Pet stores sell bones by the barrel, and there are so many different kinds, it’s hard to see what could possibly go wrong.
Dog allergies are common and have a variety of both external and internal causes that can be treated naturally or with vet-recommended medication.
Are you asking yourself, Can dogs eat broccoli? This leafy green is an excellent alternative to lettuce or other salad greens and is abundant in fiber, vitamins, and minerals. In addition, broccoli contains anti-cancerous compounds, which is why it is often recommended for dogs prone to developing cancer. Broccoli is an excellent vegetable for dogs,
It is made clear by “Popeye” that eating your fair share of spinach can provide significant health advantages. After all, it’s chock-full of all the essential elements our bodies require to function correctly. In addition, spinach is low in calories but high in nutrients and easy to use in the kitchen. But can dogs eat
A Sheepadoodle is a mixed-breed dog with a hypoallergenic coat. They are bred for their intelligence and temperament and are usually obedient, friendly, and loving. Their appearance will make you fall in love with them immediately. Unfortunately, most owners are unaware that their Sheepadoodle has elbow dysplasia until they show associated pain signs. While elbow
When you get a new puppy, one of the things you need to start thinking about is if you are going to spay your dog. Nowadays the procedure is quite controversial on if, when, and what procedure the dog should go through. What you may not know is a procedure called ovary-sparing spay (OSS), but
Most dogs can swim instinctively, but this doesn’t mean that they all enjoy it. Over the thousands of years of relationship between human and canine, certain pooches have been trained and bred specifically to be strong swimmers. So, without further ado, here is our list of dog breeds that love to swim. There are many
The Beagle is one of the most popular dog breeds in North America. Known primarily as a family dog, Beagles and Beagle mix breeds are known for their playful and friendly dispositions. This makes them the perfect companion for families with young children or other pets. The purebred Beagle originates from 11th Century England. Bred












