Hey, Happy Wednesday! And Happy New Year for tomorrow... I hope 2026 brings you and your dogs health and happiness. I know 2025 was a challenging year for many, but I'm an optimist so always hold out hope for the future.
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What are pet food feeding trials?
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Dogs will look longingly at whatever you're eating — but what's on your plate could harm or even kill them. Read More.
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Glyphosate in dog food — the facts
Glyphosate is a powerful herbicide present in nearly everything we eat — and your dog eats. This is not good. Read More.
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How to give a dog a pill
Giving a dog beef is easy. Giving them a pill not always so. Here are some tips from a vet. Read More.
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