Mars Petcare US has made a voluntary recall of 22 bags of Pedigree® Adult Complete Nutrition dry dog food products due to the possible presence of a foreign material. The bags were produced in one manufacturing facility, and shipped to one retail customer. As a petowner, ensuring your pet’s safety is always a priority. With … Read more
Pineapple Sage – The Pineapple Sage offers colorful red booms that smell divine and attract hummingbirds but are safe for your dogs. Sage is a herb native to the Mediterranean region. It is cultivated for its gray-green leaves, which have a flavor that is camphoraceous and faintly citrusy. Sage is well known for its ability … Read more
Dosage instructions You can give Panacur granules to your dog by mixing each daily dose with a small amount of food. Panacur C is safe for dogs and for puppies aged 6 weeks or older. Dog owners may learn unfavorable information about parasites infesting their canines. Puppies are likely to contract various worms as soon … Read more
It’s a gas dangerous to pets and toxic if inhaled or absorbed through the skin. It can irritate the eyes and nasal membranes causing respiratory issues. Out of habit or ignorance of the detrimental effects they have on the household, many dog owners keep cleaners that aren’t exactly pet safe in their homes. Young children … Read more
Running a pet boarding kennel can be a very profitable business. The pet care business market has been exploding for the last five to ten years and recently was valued at over $8.4 BILLION dollars. A kennel can make an average of about $50,000 per year, according to sources like PayScale, and other sources appear … Read more
Pampas grass is a huge statement plant, dries easily, and is actually pet safe. Many of our favorite plants, while gorgeous to look at, are poisonous to dogs and should be avoided. Puppies and young dogs are especially curious and enjoy nibbling, so prevent any mishaps by being aware of which plants are actually dangerous. … Read more
A healthy dog’s nose should be cold and moist. It shouldn’t drip excessively or have any discharge from your dog’s nostrils. If your dog’s nose is warm, it may be a sign of a fever or infection. Dog noses come in a variety of shapes, sizes, and hues, ranging from extremely small to very large. … Read more
Is Eating Popcorn Safe for Dogs? Yes and no. Plain, air-popped popcorn is safe for dogs to eat in small quantities. Buttered popcorn or popcorn with other toppings is not safe for your dog on a regular basis, although eating a few dropped pieces here and there probably won’t hurt them. When it comes to … Read more
If your dog loves to chew on your furniture or grabs every stick they can find in your backyard, then you would want to introduce them to olive wood. This chew is ideal for hyperactive or even bored dogs. Olive wood is hard and durable, and unlike other types of wood it is completely safe. … Read more
While waterless dog shampoo may seem like a great time saver, the truth is that we don’t recommend them. Not only do the vast majority of waterless dog shampoos contain chemicals that may be harmful to your dog’s health, they also don’t actually “clean” your dog’s fur and skin. No rinse shampoo is a safe … Read more