Dogs are smarter than we think! I’d like to introduce you to Duke. This giant slice of majestic fluff is my family’s pride and joy. He’s a little slow on his feet these days, but we’ve loved him since the day we brought him home (even though he threw up on my lap during his
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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.
Who doesn’t love spending some time camping in the peaceful, beautiful outdoors? The only way to make it even more enjoyable is by spending a weekend camping with your dog? Whether in a tent or a camper, your dog would love to go too! As soon as our dogs see the camper hooked to the
Crating training is a somewhat controversial topic in the world of pet parenting. When I adopted Copper (the first dog that was 100% mine), I wasn’t interested in putting him in a crate. BUT then I left him unsupervised for 2.5 seconds. He tried to eat a lamp and destroyed a $200 computer mouse. It
Finding the right nutrition for your furry companion is as essential as love and exercise in their daily routine. With...
Potatoes are beloved throughout the world as a starchy vegetable, but can dogs eat potatoes?
Morkie Eye Tear Stains and Discharge If you’re worried about those tear stains beneath your Morkie’s eyes, it’s understandable. It’s noticeable when little bits of goo stick to their soft fur and make a rust-colored stain. Morkies and other pups often experience eye boogers. So, where does the eye discharge come from? What are those
A comprehensive guide to detecting blood in a dogs urine and what a worried dog owner should do.
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
Ziwi Peak is a minimally processed, mess-free raw food alternative that travels easily without requiring refrigeration or freezing.
When you think of Thanksgiving, odds are you think of two things: family and turkey. Well, maybe three, if you are a football fan. Mostly, we think of Thanksgiving as a day of feasting, and that typically includes a large group of our loved ones and a delicious meal full of turkey and delicious sides.
Can dogs eat peanuts? Yes, your dog can eat peanuts. But how often should you feed them to your dog? How much is peanut butter safe for dogs? Are there any health issues of concern with dogs and peanuts?
Dogs suck on blankets to mimic the comfort of nursing. Don't worry though, it is almost always harmless and natural. Most dogs do not grow out of it.












