Many essential oils, such as eucalyptus oil, tea tree oil, cinnamon, citrus, peppermint, pine, wintergreen, and ylang ylang are straight up toxic to pets. These are toxic whether they are applied to the skin, used in diffusers or licked up in the case of a spill. Nobody can dispute the fact that you love your … Read more
Dogs frequently experience diarrhea, which can be brought on by a variety of factors. For instance, it might be something straightforward like dietary irresponsibility (dogs have been known to eat trash, dirt, table scraps, etc.), or it might be something more serious like ingesting toxins or contracting an infectious disease. The majority of mild diarrhea … Read more
While commercial fertilizers may provide nutrition for plants, they contain harmful chemicals which are toxic to dogs. Your dog can accidentally consume these chemicals when they are sprinkled on the lawn or garden just by running and playing outside and then grooming himself. The advantages of fertilizer in your garden and on your lawn seem … Read more
Leaves surfaces shiny and fills your home with a delightful citrus scent. Suitable for use on most surfaces all around the home, but do not use on oiled wood or any unfinished/unsealed surfaces. Don’t use on pets, or pet lovers. Out of habit or ignorance of the detrimental effects they have on the household, many … Read more
When it comes to feeding your beloved pet, making sure they receive the best nutrition possible is paramount. Fresh pet dog food is becoming a popular choice for pet owners looking to provide their furry friends with the best nutrition available. But, is this the right option for your dog? In this blog post, we … Read more
While commercial fertilizers may provide nutrition for plants, they contain harmful chemicals which are toxic to dogs. Your dog can accidentally consume these chemicals when they are sprinkled on the lawn or garden just by running and playing outside and then grooming himself. Pet owners often struggle to keep their furry friends safe, especially in … Read more
Dogs can safely consume food products that contain flour. Flour is the powdery result of grinding wheat, corn, rice, or seeds (or dried roots like cassava). The relationship between dogs and humans is an ancient and treasured bond that has been celebrated throughout history. As a result, the safety and wellbeing of our furry friends … Read more
When a benign growth appears in a dog’s gum tissue, the condition known as epulis in dogs develops. The condition usually happens close to a tooth. There are actually a few different types of the condition. Medically, they are called ossifying, fibromatous, and acanthomatous. Various symptoms of the condition affect how a dog can use … Read more
Dehydrated foods are still much better than kibble. They’re less processed and cooked at lower temperatures so they suffer less nutrient loss. Freeze-dried dog food, has become increasingly in recent years. This kind of dog food is essentially fresh meat that has undergone a multi-step drying process and freezing temperatures to remove all of its … Read more
Frosty Paws from Purina is a tasty treat for our pups And that’s not all, as these treats are also good for our dogs too. Not only does Frosty Paws give our dogs something tasty to enjoy, but also offers them vitamins and minerals to help give them the nutrition they need. At BrandCulture, we … Read more