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March 15, 2022

Top 7 Benefits of Pet Health Supplements

2 minutes read
While most pets are fed packaged dog food, others enjoy fresh, home-cooked meals. Now, as preservative-free as we want our pets' meals to be, balancing out every meal in terms of protein, carbohydrates, fibre, fat, vegetables, and fruits, is quite the task - especially if you are a working pet parent! And that's where pet supplements come in - to make up for the missing nutrients that may not be met through home-cooked meals.

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March 10, 2020

15 Fun Facts About Dogs
4 minutes read

Many of us call ourselves dog lovers & consider our dog to be our best friend, but there’s actually a lot we don’t know about them! Well, that’s why we’ve come up with a list of interesting facts about dogs!

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March 10, 2020

What Can My Cat Eat?
3 minutes read

Thinking of sharing a meal with your kitty? You might want to ensure that the food from your plate is safe for your cat to consume. To serve as guidelines, Petsy has compiled a list of foods that are and aren't okay for your little one to consume.

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March 3, 2020

Dry vs Wet Food for Cats
2 minutes read

The debate between dry food vs wet food is a never-ending one. There’s no right or wrong answer about whether you should feed wet or dry food (or both) to your cat.

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February 20, 2020

Quick and easy peanut butter dog treats
1 minute read

Looking for a nice and simple dog treat to make at home? These peanut butter dog treats are quick to make and best of all, super delicious! And fear not, you don't need to be a chef to make these!

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February 20, 2020

Should I Buy or Adopt a Dog?
4 minutes read

So you have decided that you want a dog – you’re ready to make that lifelong commitment to care for a dog, keeping it happy and healthy all the way long. The next step in your decision journey is whether you want to adopt or buy a dog from a breeder.

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February 20, 2020

Spaying/Neutering Your Pet
2 minutes read

Annually, millions of unwanted dogs and cats are dumped on the streets. One of the common reasons is the birth of unplanned and unwanted litters. To address these issues, responsible pet owners can make a difference by having your pet spayed/neutered.

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February 20, 2020

Training Do’s and Don'ts
3 minutes read

Dog training is completely unnatural for humans – everything you are supposed to do is exactly the opposite of what you instinctively want to do. And so, dog training can be difficult – for both the owner and pet – but ultimately it’s a rewarding experience for the persistent ones.

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February 20, 2020

4 Tips to Deal With Picky Eaters
2 minutes read

There are plenty of ways to your pet's heart and food is one amongst the many. You offer nutritious and tasty food to your pet, but he/she just looks at it, licks it and walks away.

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February 20, 2020

Why Does My Dog Hide His Bones?
3 minutes read

Have you ever given your pup a fancy new bone and seen it get all excited for it, but then only to watch him find a place to bury it? Don’t be offended, your pup isn't throwing the bone away, or hates the gift. In fact, it means quite the opposite!

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February 20, 2020

Why Does My Dog Chase His Tail?
2 minutes read

It’s one of those quirky things we’ve seen nearly all dogs do, but have never really understood why! In this article, we go through some reasons that could explain this dog quirk.

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January 28, 2020

Home-Cooked Versus Commercial Pet Food
3 minutes read

The saying goes, “you are what you eat”. The same applies to dogs. It’s natural to want to feed our dogs the healthiest diet to improve the quality of their lives. One of the common questions asked is “should I give my dog home-cooked food or commercial pet food?”. There is no simple answer, but by making informed choices, you can look after your pet’s nutrition effectively.

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January 24, 2020

Bathing Your Dog at Home
2 minutes read

Most dogs would rather skip bath time, but bathing plays an important role in the general care of your pet. Chances are you’ve experienced the “doggie stink” or the “mud mask”. In most cases, it’s because your dog has rolled in mud or something unpleasant to the human nose (most likely feces).

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