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Driving with dogs https://jeffreysalter.blogspot.com/2023/04/driving-with-dogs.html Did you miss our previous article… https://www.topdogadvisor.com/dogs-love-peanut-butter-cookies/ The post Driving with dogs appeared first on Top Dog Advisor. from https://www.topdogadvisor.com/driving-with-dogs/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=driving-with-dogs from https://topdogadvisor.weebly.com/blog/driving-with-dogs from https://ireneduncan.blogspot.com/2023/04/driving-with-dogs.html from https://ireneduncan.weebly.com/blog/driving-with-dogs

Dogs love peanut butter cookies! https://jeffreysalter.blogspot.com/2023/04/dogs-love-peanut-butter-cookies.html Did you miss our previous article… https://www.topdogadvisor.com/22-reasons-to-treat-your-furry-pet-to-a-dog-cake/ The post Dogs love peanut butter cookies! appeared first on Top Dog Advisor. from https://www.topdogadvisor.com/dogs-love-peanut-butter-cookies/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=dogs-love-peanut-butter-cookies from https://topdogadvisor.weebly.com/blog/dogs-love-peanut-butter-cookies from https://ireneduncan.blogspot.com/2023/04/dogs-love-peanut-butter-cookies.html from https://ireneduncan.weebly.com/blog/dogs-love-peanut-butter-cookies

Dogs who have syncope symptoms https://jeffreysalter.blogspot.com/2023/04/dogs-who-have-syncope-symptoms.html It can be frightening to watch your dog go through a syncope or a seizure. These events can appear very similar. Seizures and their causes were discussed here. The causes and treatments of syncope are very different. Syncope: They may also urinate, defecate, or convulse. Seizures: The seizure is not usually preceded by excitement, exercise, or agitation. Instead, there may be a pre-ictal stage, which is also called an aura. During a tonic clonic, the dog’s jaws may clench, then relax, and foam at the lips. They may defecate and urinate involuntarily. This phase is characterized by confusion or disorientation, and may include restlessness or extreme sleepiness (slow recovery). A dog experiencing syncope or seizures should be examined by their veterinarian immediately. You can tell if your dog has syncope or seizures by taking a video with your smartphone. Share it with the veterinarian. Syncope: What causes it? Syncope is most commonly caused by a sudden, temporary interruption in blood flow to brain. The heart’s structural and electrical problems can both cause a sudden decrease in the amount blood that reaches the brain. Syncope occurs more often in older dogs than in younger dogs because the causes of syncope increase with age. The heart is unable to contract properly and pump blood through the body. Congenital problems, like heart valve defects in the pulmonic and aortic valvures, can cause these problems. Certain structural abnormalities, such as dilated Cardiomyopathy and arrhythmogenic Right Ventricular Cardiomyopathy (ARVC), are not present from birth but more likely to occur in certain dog breeds. Doberman Pinschers and Boxers are the most commonly affected by genetically inherited dilated Cardiomyopathy. ARVC can affect both Boxers and Bulldogs. Heartworm disease, mitral or tricuspid disease, and pulmonary hypertension can all cause structural cardiac abnormalities. Syncope can be caused by a condition called pericardial effusion, which is an accumulation of liquid between the outside and inside of the sac surrounding the heart. Electrical abnormalities in the heart affect the flow of electrical impulses. These originate from a cluster in the right atria, and then travel to the ventricles and atria. The heart could not contract completely with every beat if it didn’t receive the proper electrical impulses. Arrhythmia is the name for this condition. Arrhythmias may temporarily impair blood flow to your brain. Syncope: Diagnosing its cause If your vet suspects a heart problem is the cause of your dog’s syncope episodes, she will order diagnostic tests to examine your dog’s heart structure and electric function. This may include chest x-rays, an electrocardiogram and an ultrasound of the heart. A veterinarian may not see some arrhythmias on an ECG. Your dog’s vet may order a Holter Monitor if she suspects your dog is suffering from an intermittent arrhythmia. This device records your dog’s electrical activity over a 24 hour period. Holter monitors for dogs are similar to Holter monitors for humans. The chest of your dog is shaved, and ECG patches applied. Wires connect the ECG patches to the Holter monitor. The ECG patches will be covered and protected by a special shirt. The shirt has a pouch with velcro that holds the Holter monitor. It is about the size of a deck playing cards. You will need to keep a record of the activities your dog performed during the 24 hours he wore the recording device. The Holter monitor, along with your dog’s log of activities over the 24 hours that the recording device was worn by him, is then sent to a veterinarian cardiologist for analysis. When there is an abnormality in your dog’s heart, you can take several medications to help it work better. It is important to find the right diagnosis in order to prescribe the appropriate medication. Syncope can be caused by other causes Syncope can be caused by low blood sugar, severe dehydration, or acute blood loss. Syncope can be caused by hypoxemia (low oxygen levels in the blood), which is often caused by severe lung diseases, anemia that has suddenly developed, or congenital heart defects called shunts. Untreated, these conditions can lead to seizures. A condition known as neurocardiogenic syncope, also called vasovagal synchronicity in dogs, exists. As of this writing, the condition is not fully understood. This condition causes dogs to have syncopal episodes after a bout with coughing, vomiting or gagging. It can also occur during periods of excitement or exercise. According to current theories, pre-syncopal activities cause a sudden drop in blood pressure and heart rate. This causes an interruption in blood flow to brain. Holter monitors may be required to diagnose neurocardiogenic syncope, as with certain arrhythmias. Syncope can be caused by many things. Once the underlying causes are properly identified and treated, the frequency of syncopal events can be reduced. SyncopeSeizureCollapsing onto their side Legs stiffness The neck and back arches Cry out Paddling with the legs Involuntary urination and defecation The mouth is frothing Jaw clenching is a rapid clenching-and-unclenching. Disorientation following an event Exercise, excitement or gagging immediately before the event Whole Dog Journal: Syncope in Dogs The post Dogs who have syncope symptoms appeared first on Top Dog Advisor. from https://www.topdogadvisor.com/dogs-who-have-syncope-symptoms/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=dogs-who-have-syncope-symptoms from https://topdogadvisor.weebly.com/blog/dogs-who-have-syncope-symptoms from https://ireneduncan.blogspot.com/2023/04/dogs-who-have-syncope-symptoms.html from https://ireneduncan.weebly.com/blog/dogs-who-have-syncope-symptoms

22 Reasons To Treat Your Furry Pet to A Dog Cake https://jeffreysalter.blogspot.com/2023/04/22-reasons-to-treat-your-furry-pet-to.html Did you miss our previous article… https://www.topdogadvisor.com/three-ingredient-dog-cake-recipes-that-your-dog-will-enjoy/ The post 22 Reasons To Treat Your Furry Pet to A Dog Cake appeared first on Top Dog Advisor. from https://www.topdogadvisor.com/22-reasons-to-treat-your-furry-pet-to-a-dog-cake/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=22-reasons-to-treat-your-furry-pet-to-a-dog-cake from https://topdogadvisor.weebly.com/blog/22-reasons-to-treat-your-furry-pet-to-a-dog-cake from https://ireneduncan.blogspot.com/2023/04/22-reasons-to-treat-your-furry-pet-to.html from https://ireneduncan.weebly.com/blog/22-reasons-to-treat-your-furry-pet-to-a-dog-cake

Three Ingredient Dog Cake Recipes that Your Dog will Enjoy! https://jeffreysalter.blogspot.com/2023/04/three-ingredient-dog-cake-recipes-that.html Did you miss our previous article… https://www.topdogadvisor.com/five-new-years-resolutions-that-are-fun-and-achievable-for-dog-people/ The post Three Ingredient Dog Cake Recipes that Your Dog will Enjoy! appeared first on Top Dog Advisor. from https://www.topdogadvisor.com/three-ingredient-dog-cake-recipes-that-your-dog-will-enjoy/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=three-ingredient-dog-cake-recipes-that-your-dog-will-enjoy from https://topdogadvisor.weebly.com/blog/three-ingredient-dog-cake-recipes-that-your-dog-will-enjoy from https://ireneduncan.blogspot.com/2023/04/three-ingredient-dog-cake-recipes-that.html from https://ireneduncan.weebly.com/blog/three-ingredient-dog-cake-recipes-that-your-dog-will-enjoy

Five New Years Resolutions that are fun and achievable for Dog People https://jeffreysalter.blogspot.com/2023/04/five-new-years-resolutions-that-are-fun.html Did you miss our previous article… https://www.topdogadvisor.com/easy-birthday-cupcake-recipes-for-canine-best-friends/ The post Five New Years Resolutions that are fun and achievable for Dog People appeared first on Top Dog Advisor. from https://www.topdogadvisor.com/five-new-years-resolutions-that-are-fun-and-achievable-for-dog-people/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=five-new-years-resolutions-that-are-fun-and-achievable-for-dog-people from https://topdogadvisor.weebly.com/blog/five-new-years-resolutions-that-are-fun-and-achievable-for-dog-people from https://ireneduncan.blogspot.com/2023/04/five-new-years-resolutions-that-are-fun.html from https://ireneduncan.weebly.com/blog/five-new-years-resolutions-that-are-fun-and-achievable-for-dog-people

Easy Birthday Cupcake Recipes for Canine Best Friends https://jeffreysalter.blogspot.com/2023/04/easy-birthday-cupcake-recipes-for.html Did you miss our previous article… https://www.topdogadvisor.com/canine-hip-dysplasia-2/ The post Easy Birthday Cupcake Recipes for Canine Best Friends appeared first on Top Dog Advisor. from https://www.topdogadvisor.com/easy-birthday-cupcake-recipes-for-canine-best-friends/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=easy-birthday-cupcake-recipes-for-canine-best-friends from https://topdogadvisor.weebly.com/blog/easy-birthday-cupcake-recipes-for-canine-best-friends from https://ireneduncan.blogspot.com/2023/04/easy-birthday-cupcake-recipes-for.html from https://ireneduncan.weebly.com/blog/easy-birthday-cupcake-recipes-for-canine-best-friends

Dogs are killed by just a few drops blue-green alga https://jeffreysalter.blogspot.com/2023/04/dogs-are-killed-by-just-few-drops-blue.html Dogs are at risk from blue-green algae. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, you can recognize it by “foams, scums, mats or streaks” in the water. Algae produce one of nature’s most potent poisons. How much blue-green algae is toxic? The toxin is so small that a few drops can be enough to kill a dog. The water can poison dogs who swim in it, lick off the water, or take a quick lap. Algae can be found in the water around your house. The Symptoms Are Seen Quickly The dog is affected by blue-green alga almost instantly. Symptoms usually appear within 30-60 minutes. Many people say their dogs became sick while driving home. Symptoms include vomiting and diarrhea. Blue-green Algae Poisoning in Dogs includes: Black, tarry stoolsDiarrheaDifficulty breathingDisorientationDroolingElevated heart rateHives or rashJaundiceMuscle tremorsPale mucous membranesSeizuresShockStumblingVomitingWeakness You should consult a veterinarian if you suspect poisoning. Fatal liver failure occurs quickly. A combination of IV fluids, plasma, and other aggressive veterinary therapies is used to replenish electrolytes and regulate blood glucose. This helps to support organ function and prevent shock. Sometimes, muscle relaxants and anti-seizure medications are also necessary. Unfortunately, the outlook for blue-green algal toxicity is not good. The blue-green alga contains two types of toxic substances: microcystins, and neurotoxins. Both are toxic and neither has a cure. The microcystins target the liver. The neurotoxins paralyzes the respiratory muscles of the dog, causing him to be unable to breathe. Treatment with oxygen and anti-seizure medication may prevent death. What Can You Do to Protect Your Dogs? Keep him away from any water you don’t know or that seems strange. Check with the Environmental Protection Agency for any blue-green algal warnings before you go to a park. The EPA provides state-specific resources on harmful algal blooms. You should be especially cautious if temperatures are high and water does not move or flow. Both conditions can help poisonous blooms to grow. If you are concerned that the water in which your dog has been swimming may be toxic, rinse him or hose off with clean water immediately and then towel him dry. When you are doing this, wear gloves because the algae can be poisonous for humans as well. After you’re done, wash your hands. After the bath, wash your hands. Any symptom, as stated above, should prompt a trip to the vet immediately. What is blue-green algae? Not all cyanobacteria is toxic. You can’t tell by looking at the flowers if you don’t know what they are. Credit: troutfisherman Getty Images Blue-green algal blooms can be seen in a variety of colors, including green, brown, red or blue. It can look like paint streaks to some people. The water body may appear like a thick, green soup. It could also be cloudy and swampy. If the blooms have reached the end of their life cycle, they may look white. However, the toxins will remain in the water three weeks after. Algae can also be found in clear water. The blue-green algae is not visible until it clumps together. Bacteria thrives in warm, nutrient rich water. The algae can grow rapidly when conditions are ideal. Most commonly, it occurs in lakes and ponds that do not flow. This is especially true during hot weather conditions and low rainfall. It can also happen at other times during the year as our planet continues its warming trend. Standing water is more likely to contain cyanobacteria than fast-moving streams or rivers. The bacteria can grow in backyard fountains as well as garden pots and birdbaths. It’s therefore important to think about where your pets may be drinking on your property. If you have containers on your property used to store water for thirsty pets, it’s a good idea to empty and clean them regularly with a stiff bristle brush. Note: Using chlorine or ultraviolet light to disinfect or boil infected water will not remove cyanobacteria toxic substances. Unfortunately, the blue-green algal blooms that occur in water have caused deer, elks, livestock, horses, cats and other animals to die within a short time after drinking it. A few drops of blue-green algae can kill a dog Whole Dog Journal. The post Dogs are killed by just a few drops blue-green alga appeared first on Top Dog Advisor. from https://www.topdogadvisor.com/dogs-are-killed-by-just-a-few-drops-blue-green-alga/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=dogs-are-killed-by-just-a-few-drops-blue-green-alga from https://topdogadvisor.weebly.com/blog/dogs-are-killed-by-just-a-few-drops-blue-green-alga from https://ireneduncan.blogspot.com/2023/04/dogs-are-killed-by-just-few-drops-blue.html from https://ireneduncan.weebly.com/blog/dogs-are-killed-by-just-a-few-drops-blue-green-alga

Canine Hip Dysplasia https://jeffreysalter.blogspot.com/2023/04/canine-hip-dysplasia.html Did you miss our previous article… https://www.topdogadvisor.com/homemade-birthday-treats-for-dogs-2/ The post Canine Hip Dysplasia appeared first on Top Dog Advisor. from https://www.topdogadvisor.com/canine-hip-dysplasia-2/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=canine-hip-dysplasia-2 from https://topdogadvisor.weebly.com/blog/canine-hip-dysplasia from https://ireneduncan.blogspot.com/2023/04/canine-hip-dysplasia.html from https://ireneduncan.weebly.com/blog/canine-hip-dysplasia

Teach Your Dog To Leave It https://jeffreysalter.blogspot.com/2023/04/teach-your-dog-to-leave-it.html It’s unlikely that there’s a dog in the world who hasn’t grabbed or coveted something he shouldn’t have or even worse, could harm him. For example, a dropped pill of prescription medication or rat poison packet. Teach your dog how to “Leave It” or “Drop It” to save not only that expensive pair shoes, but also cherished keepsakes, toys, and other items. How to teach “Leave It”. When the dog is looking at or heading toward something that we do not want him to interact with or have, “Leave It” can be used. If your dog is focusing on a deer or a tasty steak, “Leave It!” can be a lifesaver. As you are holding up the treat, say “Leave it!” in a cheerful manner (this is a cue and not a command). Then, place the treat under your foot so that it’s protected. As your dog tries to grab the treat, let him sniff, lick and/or nibble. Put a tasty treat (we used beef jerky) under your feet (wear sturdy shoes!) Allow your dog to try and get the treat by licking it or scratching. Photo by Nancy KernsThe moment your dog looks away from the treat or moves away, click the clicker or say “Yes!” to mark that moment. Then give him another treat. When he starts to get the hang of this, you can move your foot slightly away from the food treat and use the “Leave It!” cue. If he looks away, click or say “Yes!” and reward him with treats. Mark and reward him when he turns his head away. You should not correct your dog verbally. Instead, wait until he exhibits the desired behavior of refusing food and then mark it and reward him with a tasty treat. Mark and treat your dog after he has moved away or looked away. Practise until your dog will leave things alone when asked to. Drop it/Trade Give your dog something that he enjoys. Tito is using a small ball, which fits perfectly in his mouth. Photo by Nancy Kerns You can use “Drop It” or “Trade”, if your dog has already gotten something into his mouth. A well-taught command can be the difference between success and failure. We prefer the term “Trade” to “Drop it”, as it suggests a cooperative relationship. Give your dog something he enjoys. Offer him a reward when he is playing happily. While he is dropping the toy, mark it and give him the treat. Toss him the toy and say “Trade”. Offer him a tasty treat and say “Trade!” Tito will drop the toy if your treat is tasty enough. Do not race your dog for the toy. Instead, continue to give him treats far away from it so that you can pick it up casually. Throw it to him, and then start again. Nancy Kerns When he is willing to trade, try a high-value item like a Kong stuffed with food. If you give him a high-value treat, he will be more likely to trade and less likely to guard it. If he is not interested in trading and guards his item, read “Resource-Guarding: What You Need To Know”. Teach your dog to “Leave it” whole Did you miss our previous article… https://www.topdogadvisor.com/how-to-socialize-your-dog-with-a-reactive-behavior/ The post Teach Your Dog To “Leave It” appeared first on Top Dog Advisor. from https://www.topdogadvisor.com/teach-your-dog-to-leave-it/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=teach-your-dog-to-leave-it from https://topdogadvisor.weebly.com/blog/teach-your-dog-to-leave-it from https://ireneduncan.blogspot.com/2023/04/teach-your-dog-to-leave-it.html from https://ireneduncan.weebly.com/blog/teach-your-dog-to-leave-it

Homemade Birthday Treats For Dogs https://jeffreysalter.blogspot.com/2023/04/homemade-birthday-treats-for-dogs.html Did you miss our previous article… https://www.topdogadvisor.com/beagle-wedding-everything-you-need-to-know/ The post Homemade Birthday Treats For Dogs appeared first on Top Dog Advisor. from https://www.topdogadvisor.com/homemade-birthday-treats-for-dogs-2/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=homemade-birthday-treats-for-dogs-2 from https://topdogadvisor.weebly.com/blog/homemade-birthday-treats-for-dogs from https://ireneduncan.blogspot.com/2023/04/homemade-birthday-treats-for-dogs.html from https://ireneduncan.weebly.com/blog/homemade-birthday-treats-for-dogs

Beagle Wedding Everything You Need To Know https://jeffreysalter.blogspot.com/2023/04/beagle-wedding-everything-you-need-to.html Did you miss our previous article… https://www.topdogadvisor.com/24-reasons-you-should-give-your-dog-a-cake/ The post Beagle Wedding – Everything You Need To Know appeared first on Top Dog Advisor. from https://www.topdogadvisor.com/beagle-wedding-everything-you-need-to-know/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=beagle-wedding-everything-you-need-to-know from https://topdogadvisor.weebly.com/blog/beagle-wedding-everything-you-need-to-know from https://ireneduncan.blogspot.com/2023/04/beagle-wedding-everything-you-need-to.html from https://ireneduncan.weebly.com/blog/beagle-wedding-everything-you-need-to-know

24 Reasons You Should Give Your Dog a Cake https://jeffreysalter.blogspot.com/2023/04/24-reasons-you-should-give-your-dog-cake.html 24 Reasons to Treat Your Furry Friends to a Dog Cake https://www.topdogadvisor.com/24-reasons-to-treat-your-furry-friends-to-a-dog-cake/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=24-reasons-to-treat-your-furry-friends-to-a-dog-cake A cake is a great way to show your dog how much you care. These are just a few reasons why you might want to treat your dog with a cake. 1. Birthday Dogs have birthdays just like humans! A special cake made for dogs can be a great way to celebrate your dog’s birthday. 2. Adoption day You might want to celebrate the adoption of your dog with a special cake 3. Gotcha day A gotcha day is similar to an adoption date. It marks the anniversary of when your dog was adopted. This is a great way to… A cake is a great way to show your dog how much you care. These are just a few reasons why you might want to treat your dog with a cake. 1. Birthday Dogs have birthdays just like humans! A special cake made for dogs can be a great way to celebrate your dog’s birthday. 2. Adoption day You might want to celebrate the adoption of your dog with a special cake 3. Gotcha day A gotcha day is similar to an adoption date. It marks the anniversary of when your dog was adopted. This is a great way to show your dog you love them by baking a cake. Source: The Dog Bakery 4. Pawsome Achievement Is your dog able to complete a difficult task, such as learning a new trick or breaking bad habits? You can reward your dog’s hard work by giving them a dog cake. 5. Holidays Dog owners often treat their dogs to special cakes during holidays. You might think about a pumpkin-flavored cake to celebrate Halloween or a turkey-cranberry cake to celebrate Thanksgiving. 6. Simply because There’s no reason to not treat your dog with a cake because of their special occasion! You don’t have to treat your dog just because! It’s a fun way to show your love for them! 7. Puppy graduation Your pooch may have just completed obedience training, or graduated from puppy school. That’s paws-itively amazing! Give them a piece of cake to show your pride in their accomplishments. Source: The Dog Bakery 8. Dog-gone good behavior Your dog deserves a treat if they have been more well behaved in recent weeks. You can reward your dog with a dog cake that reads “You’re one dog-gone great boy/girl!” 9. Bark-mitzvah You might want to celebrate your Jewish pet’s Bark-mitzvah by baking a special cake. This is a great way to show your appreciation for their role in your family. 10. National Dog Day August 26th marks National Dog Day. What better way to celebrate than by baking a dog cake? This is a great way to show your furry friend extra love and affection. Source: The Dog Bakery 11. Ruff recovery A cake can help your dog feel better if they have recently been injured or are sick. It should be dog-friendly and they will feel loved. 12. Treat Yourself Are you having a rough week? To celebrate getting through this rough week, why not treat your furry friend and yourself to a dog cake? This is a wonderful way to show your furry friend that you are the best paw-rtner they could ask for. Get your dog a special cake just for dogs. Your dog shouldn’t share the sugary cake you made. 13. New Cake, New Home Although moving to a new place can be stressful, it can also be a time of excitement for your pet friend. To celebrate your new beginning, make sure to bake a cake for your dog and remind them that they are always welcome wherever you go. 14. Doggy Date A cake is a great way to celebrate a dog friend or special pet. This is a great way to say thank you for being such an amazing friend! 15. The Right Tree to Plant Your dog will be proud if they have finally learned to swim, catch a frisbee or learn to swim. Give them a treat and let them know they are barking up the right trees. 16. Paw-ty Time Are you hosting a party for your human friends or gathering? A dog cake is a great way to include your furry friend as well as their dog friends. This is a great way for you to show your guests that your furry friend is loved and appreciated. Source: The Dog Bakery 17. Treat Yourself Are you having a rough week? To celebrate getting through this rough week, why not treat your furry friend and yourself to a dog cake? This is a wonderful way to show your furry friend that you are the best paw-rtner anyone could ask for! 18. New Cake, New Home Although moving to a new place can be stressful, it can also be a time of excitement for your pet friend. 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You can make delicious Pupcakes Recipes for Your Foodie Dogs https://jeffreysalter.blogspot.com/2023/04/you-can-make-delicious-pupcakes-recipes.html Delicious Recipes of Pupcakes for Foodie Pets https://www.topdogadvisor.com/delicious-recipes-of-pupcakes-for-foodie-pets/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=delicious-recipes-of-pupcakes-for-foodie-pets Are you looking for creative ways to pamper your dog? We love making pupcakes for our furry friends. They are a great way to treat them in a dog-friendly manner. There are many talented home bakers on the Internet who have created their own recipes for pupcakes for dogs. We’ve compiled a few of our favorites! 1. Peanut Butter Pupcakes Crazy for Crust These peanut butter treats by Crazy for Crust are our first easy recipe for pupcakes. These pupcakes can be made with only a few ingredients that you already have at home. They are so much more delicious… Are you looking for creative ways to pamper your dog? We love making pupcakes for our furry friends. They are a great way to treat them in a dog-friendly manner. There are many talented home bakers on the Internet who have created their own recipes for pupcakes for dogs. We’ve compiled a few of our favorites! 1. Peanut Butter Pupcakes Crazy for Crust These peanut butter treats by Crazy for Crust are our first easy recipe for pupcakes. These pupcakes can be made with only a few ingredients that you already have at home. They are so much more delicious than traditional dog biscuits. These pupcakes can be made by you, so they are safe for your dog. This recipe makes 12 muffins so your dog can enjoy them right away, and you’ll have plenty for snacks later. Ingredients 2 tablespoons peanut oil2 tablespoons oil1 mashed banana for the pupcake2 teaspoons flour1/2 cup flour1/2 teaspoon baking soda 1/4 teaspoon baking sugar 1/2 teaspoon baking powder 1/2 banana or 2 ounces cream cheese for frosting2 tablespoons peanut Butter Instructions Pre-heat the oven to 350°F. Line a muffin pan with muffin liners, or spray with cooking spray. Next, combine the peanut butter and oil with the banana and honey. Then add the flour, baking soda and baking powder and stir until well combined. Bake the batter in the muffin pan for about 10-20 minutes. Let cool completely before serving. 2. Strawberry shortcake recipe for dogs Source: Mad Pup Life To give your pet a taste of strawberry shortcake, make a pupcake. This strawberry shortcake pupcake recipe is a favorite of ours. It’s a great recipe for pet owners who want to satisfy their dog’s sweet tooth in healthy ways. You can substitute any fruit that you don’t have fresh strawberries for this recipe. Blueberries are recommended by the author of this recipe. It doesn’t matter what fruit you choose, your furry friends will love it! Ingredients 1 1/2 cups whole grain flour3 eggs3 tablespoons olive oil3 tablespoons honey1/2 cup plain yogurt1/2 cup tapioca starch2-3 tablespoons milkFresh strawberries (optional garnish).Red or pink food coloring (optional; can change color) Instructions Pre-heat the oven to 350°F. Mix the eggs, honey, and flour in a small bowl. Next, add the milk to make the icing. Add the food coloring and mix until it has a marbled appearance. Frost the cake with strawberries and serve! 3. Red Velvet Pupcakes Source: The Dog People This recipe makes 48 mini pupcakes and is great for dog owners who wish to keep a good stock of treats. Although this recipe is more complicated than others, it will give your dog the chance to enjoy the human-favorite taste red velvet cake. Red velvet cakes are usually made with chocolate, but these red velvet pupcakes use carob instead, which is a safe and delicious chocolate substitute. The recipe also uses strawberries and beets for color and applesauce to flavor and maintain consistency. They are completely natural and delicious. Ingredients 1/4 cup strawberries 1/4 cup applesauce 1/3 Cup nonfat yogurt2 eggs2 tablespoons carob powder3 tablespoons nonfat milk (for the frosting).1 teaspoon cornstarch1 block of non-fat cream cheese 1/4 cups strawberries or blueberries (optional).1 teaspoon vanilla extract Instructions Pre-heat the oven to 350°F. Cut the beet into small pieces and then add it to a food processor. Blend the yogurt and cream cheese together with a medium speed. Make sure the mixture is airy. Use a spatula to frost the pupcakes. 4. Carob Cupcakes for Dogs and Mashed Potato Frosting Source: House That Barks Although carob was an interesting addition to the red velvet cupcake recipe, this cupcakes recipe for dogs puts the dog-friendly chocolate alternative front and center…. The post You can make delicious Pupcakes Recipes for Your Foodie Dogs appeared first on Top Dog Advisor. from https://www.topdogadvisor.com/you-can-make-delicious-pupcakes-recipes-for-your-foodie-dogs/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=you-can-make-delicious-pupcakes-recipes-for-your-foodie-dogs from https://topdogadvisor.weebly.com/blog/you-can-make-delicious-pupcakes-recipes-for-your-foodie-dogs from https://ireneduncan.blogspot.com/2023/04/you-can-make-delicious-pupcakes-recipes.html from https://ireneduncan.weebly.com/blog/you-can-make-delicious-pupcakes-recipes-for-your-foodie-dogs

Three simple recipes for hypoallergenic treats you can make yourself https://jeffreysalter.blogspot.com/2023/04/three-simple-recipes-for-hypoallergenic.html Three Simple Hypoallergenic Dog Treat Recipes that You Can Make At Your Home https://www.topdogadvisor.com/three-simple-hypoallergenic-dog-treat-recipes-that-you-can-make-at-your-home/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=three-simple-hypoallergenic-dog-treat-recipes-that-you-can-make-at-your-home You may need hypoallergenic dog treats to prevent cross-contamination with someone allergic or your pet’s allergies. These are the recipes for hypoallergenic dog treats that you can make if you have tried to find them. What are Hypoallergenic Dog Treats and How Do They Work? Hypoallergenic dog treats sound exactly like they do: treats that are free from allergens or contain hypoallergenic ingredients. These treats can be very helpful for dogs that are allergic to nuts or other allergens. What foods should dogs with allergies avoid? It all depends on what your dog reacts to. If your dog has an… You may need hypoallergenic dog treats to prevent cross-contamination with someone allergic or your pet’s allergies. These are the recipes for hypoallergenic dog treats that you can make if you have tried to find them. What are Hypoallergenic Dog Treats and How Do They Work? Hypoallergenic dog treats sound exactly like they do: treats that are free from allergens or contain hypoallergenic ingredients. These treats can be very helpful for dogs that are allergic to nuts or other allergens. What foods should dogs with allergies avoid? It all depends on what your dog reacts to. If your dog has an allergic reaction, but you aren’t sure why, you can remove key ingredients and common allergens in their food or treats to test the cause. You’ll be able to see which foods work and which ones don’t. Protein allergies, such as those to chicken, soy or dairy, are very common. What are novel proteins? The newest proteins are proteins that are rarer than others. Your dog. If your dog is allergic or sensitive to regular proteins, novel proteins may be useful. Hypoallergenic Dog Treat Recipes Are you ready to learn how to make hypoallergenic treats for your dog? These are three easy hypoallergenic dog treats you can make at home! 1. Hypoallergenic Dog Treats Without Peanut Butter Source: This Mama Cooks This recipe by This Mama Cooks is a great option if you are looking for a peanut butter-free treat. This recipe is great for anyone with a peanut allergy. These 40 treats make a lot of food, so they should last you quite a while. Ingredients 2 cups whole wheat flour or gluten-free flour. You’ll need some extra for dusting. 1 tablespoon baking soda1 tablespoon room-temperature sunflower butter1 Cup unsweetened, full-fat coconut milk1 teaspoon molasses Instructions Preheat oven to 350 degrees Fahrenheit. Line two cookie sheets with parchment or silicone mats. In a medium bowl, combine flour and baking soda. Keep the flour and baking soda aside. In a large bowl, combine coconut milk, molasses and sunflower butter. Add flour to the dry ingredients and mix until combined. Roll out to 1/4 inch thickness using a floured rolling pin. Make desired shapes from the dough. Bake for between 10-20 minutes, until the dough is lightly browned. To avoid burning, check at 10 minutes. Let cool on a wire rack for five minutes. To cool, place the treats on a wire rack. Store in an airtight container in your fridge or freezer. If frozen, allow to thaw for between 10-20 minutes before you serve. Treats can be kept in the refrigerator for two months and in the freezer for six months. 2. Bison Brittle Dog Treats Source: Modern Dog Magazine You can use novel proteins to treat your dog if they are allergic to regular proteins. This Modern Dog Magazine recipe is a great example. This treat is made with bison protein, which can be both filling and nutritious without triggering allergies. Ingredients 1/2 cup whole flour, such as hemp1 pound grassfed or organic bison liver1/2 cup grated sweet potato1 1 tsp carob powder1 2 tsp cinnamon1 1 tsp turmeric Instructions Pre-heat the oven to 200°F. Split the piece in half. The brittle should snap easily if it does. Bake for 30 minutes. Let cool down before you serve. It does not need refrigeration and can be stored in a cool, dry place for up to six months. 3. Easy Salmon Whitefish Training Recipes Source: Real Self Suficiency Real Self Sufficiency’s fish treat recipe is both egg-free, and extremely healthy. This recipe can make a lot of treats so it’s a great option for hypoallergenic dog training treats. 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How to Prevent Kennel Cough https://jeffreysalter.blogspot.com/2023/04/how-to-prevent-kennel-cough.html How to Prevent Kennel Cough https://www.topdogadvisor.com/how-to-prevent-kennel-cough/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=how-to-prevent-kennel-cough Canine kennel-cough is an upper respiratory tract infection that affects the nose, throat, and trachea. It’s also called infectious tracheobronchitis or Canine Infectious Respiratory Disease Complex, and is as common in dogs as it is in humans. Kennel cough spreads between dogs in the same way as upper respiratory diseases are transmitted between people. There are many vaccines that can prevent or reduce kennel cough in dogs, but not as many that can protect humans from colds. The causes of kennel cough Kennel cough can be caused by a variety of bacteria and viruses. Although a dog can be infected… Canine kennel-cough is an upper respiratory tract infection that affects the nose, throat, and trachea. It’s also called infectious tracheobronchitis or Canine Infectious Respiratory Disease Complex, and is as common in dogs as it is in humans. Kennel cough spreads between dogs in the same way as upper respiratory diseases are transmitted between people. There are many vaccines that can prevent or reduce kennel cough in dogs, but not as many that can protect humans from colds. The causes of kennel cough Kennel cough can be caused by a variety of bacteria and viruses. Although a dog can be infected by one of these pathogens, it is possible for kennel cough to spread to multiple organisms. Kennel cough is caused by a dog that sneezes or coughs or rubs his nose against a kennel wall or human. Nancy Kerns. Photo Bordetella pneumoniae is a bacteria that can cause kennel-cough. It can be the primary agent or secondary to a virus. Mycoplasma, a bacteria found naturally in dogs’ respiratory tracts, is known as. It can cause clinical signs in dogs if it is present with another primary agent, such as B. bronchiseptica (or a virus). Kennel cough can also be caused by viruses. These include canine adenovirus-2 (CAV-2), canine parainfluenza virus (CPiV), canine herpesvirus (CHV), and canine distemper virus (CDV). Canine coronavirus, which can cause kennel-cough in dogs, is not the same as the coronavirus that causes COVID-19 among humans. Although the canine influenza viruses H3N2 or H3N8 are implicated in kennel-cough cases, they are not the same influenza viruses that cause seasonal influenza in humans. Dogs can become ill from kennel cough if they are afflicted with one of the primary agents. These opportunistic bacteria include PseduomonasPasteurella, or the coliform class of bacteria. Kennel cough can be spread through close contact with infected dogs, their respiratory secretions, and other dogs. The respiratory secretions are aerosolized drops from coughing, sneezing, saliva, or nose discharge. They can be left on surfaces such as walls, floors, ceilings, bowls, blankets and clothes. It is easy to spread between dogs who attend doggie daycare, dog parks, groomers, training classes, or doggie daycare. The incubation period is the same as for humans with the common cold. Dogs may shed one of the organisms that causes kennel cough, but not show signs of illness. This is known as the incubation time. The length of the incubation period can vary from organism to organism. It can be as short or as long as 14 days. It is vital to vaccinate against kennel cough You can reduce your risk of getting kennel cough by making sure that your dog has been properly vaccinated. Vaccines can be obtained for B. bronchiseptica (CAV-2, CPiV and CDV), as well as both canine influenza strains. There are three types of vaccine available for B. bronchiseptica: injectable, intranasal, and oral. You can either use the intranasal vaccine to protect against B. bronchiseptica alone or combine it with the vaccine for CPiV. The vaccine is administered once and then it is boosted annually. The vaccines for CDV, CAV-2 and canine parvovirus are combined. This vaccine is also known as the DAP vaccine (for Distemper, Adenovirus and Parvovirus). This vaccine also includes CPiV. The combination vaccine is administered every two to four week to puppies from six weeks old to sixteen weeks old. It is boosted one year after the last dose, and every three years thereafter. The canine influenza vaccine offers some protection against both strains of influenza that have been detected in the United States. The vaccine is administered in a two-dose series, two to four weeks apart. It is then boosted annually. 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Is Your Dogs Poop a Strange Color? https://jeffreysalter.blogspot.com/2023/04/is-your-dogs-poop-strange-color.html It is a common saying that dogs are what they eat. Green or orange poop can be caused by your dog eating grass or adding canned pumpkin to his meals. Sometimes, poop that doesn’t turn brown can be a sign of a more serious health problem. The chart below will help you determine when your dog should visit his veterinarian. Although the actual color of your dog’s feces may not match that of our PlayDoh replicas, you can get an idea of what to expect. Green poop: If your dog has been eating grass, or if he enjoys eating leafy greens like kale and spinach, then it may have green poop. OraVet and Greenies can lighten the color of dog’s poop. Fluorescent green poop could be caused by a dog that has had rat poison or mouse poison recently. A dog that hasn’t eaten any green in recent times might have fluorescent green poop. This could be due to a problem with the small intestinal nutrient absorption, such as inflammatorybowel disease, protein-losing Enteropathy or intestinal parasites. To screen for intestinal parasites, make an appointment with your veterinarian. Orange poop: The pigments in certain foods can make a dog’s urine orange, just like green poop. These foods include carrots, squash and canned pumpkins that are high in beta-carotenes. If these foods are not part of your dog’s diet, orange poop could be a sign of an underlying gallbladder disease or liver disease. Consult your veterinarian if orange poop appears soft or if your dog is vomiting but not eating. Yellow poop: Yellow stool is not normal. It is usually not caused by food pigments. A yellowish poop can indicate liver disease or gallbladder disease. Yellow diarrhea is usually an indicator of intestinal disease. It is important that your dog sees a veterinarian as soon as possible. Red poop: Your dog may have red poop if he or she eats beets. The beet pigment can cause a variety of colors in his poop. For all dogs, however, red poop (or red streaks on the poop) is an indication of large intestinal disease (colon), or rectum. You should immediately take your dog to a veterinarian or emergency veterinarian. Black poop is caused by bleeding in your stomach or small intestinale. You should immediately take your dog to a veterinarian or emergency veterinarian. Black poop can only be considered normal if the veterinarian has given activated charcoal to your dog. Dogs that have eaten certain toxic substances, such as chocolate or mouse poison, are given activated charcoal. Grey poop: A grey poop indicates a problem with your dog’s stomach. Other symptoms include greasy poop and diarrhea. Get in touch with your veterinarian immediately. Brown poop with small white spots: These little white spots could be signs of intestinal parasites such as roundworm and tapeworm. Send a sample of your dog’s stool to the veterinarian for testing for intestinal parasites. Non-brown poop does not necessarily mean that you should be concerned. As you can see, not all poop colors are alarming. If you are concerned about your dog’s poop color, talk to his veterinarian. Are You Seeing a Strange Color in Your Dog’s Poop? Whole Dog Journal. The post Is Your Dog’s Poop a Strange Color? appeared first on Top Dog Advisor. from https://www.topdogadvisor.com/is-your-dogs-poop-a-strange-color/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=is-your-dogs-poop-a-strange-color from https://topdogadvisor.weebly.com/blog/is-your-dogs-poop-a-strange-color from https://ireneduncan.blogspot.com/2023/04/is-your-dogs-poop-strange-color.html from https://ireneduncan.weebly.com/blog/is-your-dogs-poop-a-strange-color

12 Best Dog Treats for Picky Eaters https://jeffreysalter.blogspot.com/2023/04/12-best-dog-treats-for-picky-eaters.html 12 Best Dog Treats for Picky Eaters https://www.topdogadvisor.com/12-best-dog-treats-for-picky-eaters/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=12-best-dog-treats-for-picky-eaters Are you a dog owner who is unable to find treats for their dog? Picky dogs are more common that you might think. It can be difficult to find dog food your dog will eat. Picky dogs can make it difficult to buy dog food and train your dog. You might also have trouble finding dog treats that motivate learning. This guide will share our top tips for picking dog treats that are suitable for picky eaters, as well as recommendations for high-quality treats that even the pickiest dog owners can’t resist. How to Choose the Right Treats for Picky… Are you a dog owner who is unable to find treats for their dog? Picky dogs are more common that you might think. It can be difficult to find dog food your dog will eat. Picky dogs can make it difficult to buy dog food and train your dog. You might also have trouble finding dog treats that motivate learning. This guide will share our top tips for picking dog treats that are suitable for picky eaters, as well as recommendations for high-quality treats that even the pickiest dog owners can’t resist. How to Choose the Right Treats for Picky Dogs Some dogs can be a bottomless pit and will eat anything that is offered to them. Others may need some convincing. There are some universal truths that dogs love: strong smells, protein, and human food. High-Value Dog Treats Dogs will almost do anything to get high-value treats! These treats can be very smelly and often contain a small number of ingredients. High-value treats for dogs are usually reserved for special situations and training. High-value dog treats may be all that is available to picky dogs. You can tell if a dog treat is high-value by its few ingredients and strong smell. They are also dried, dehydrated or made into chewy treats. Single Ingredient Dog Treats Single-ingredient treats are often the best for picky eaters. Because there is no filler, treats with fewer ingredients have a stronger flavor. Below are a few single-ingredient options for dog treats. Human Food Mimics Sometimes, picky dogs will choose human food over dog food or treats. Dog treats that look like human food may be enough to convince these dogs to eat! The Dog Bakery offers a variety of dog-safe baked goods, including cookies, pastries, cakes, etc. Our treats will delight your dog if they are always asking for food. 12 Best Treats For Picky Dogs Are you ready to find high-value treats for your dog that your dog will actually love? Let’s take a look at our top 12 picks. 1. Beef Jerky Strips Our beef jerky strips and beef jerky treats are highly sought after by dogs. You can choose from many nutritional combinations like immunity and digestive to keep your dog happy and healthy while they enjoy the treats. $24.99 2. Cod Skin Treatments The skin of cod is a great source for natural omega-3 fatty acid and, when dried, makes a delicious treat for your dog. These cod skin dog treats, made by Open Farm, are 100% cod skin. They have been dehydrated to give your dog the perfect texture to enjoy. These treats can be proudly fed to your dog because they are made with traceable ingredients and sustainable manufacturing techniques. These are hands down the best dog treats available on Amazon. $12.99 3. Freeze-Dried Beef Tripe Treats Tripe is one the most obnoxious proteins you can give your dog. This is why it is so great for dogs with sensitive stomachs. These treats are scrumptious and will delight your dog from the moment you open them. These treats only contain one ingredient and are crunchy. They can also be used as a topping for dogs who don’t like dog food. $14.99 4. Beef Cheddar Training Treats Bocce’s Bakery training treats are great for dogs who love chewy treats. Picky dogs will love the “Say Moo”, a beef and cheddar recipe that comes in many flavors. Have you ever seen a dog that doesn’t love cheese? We didn’t believe so. These treats are small and easy to train and reinforce desired behavior. They also work well for dogs with missing teeth or smaller dogs. $7.50 5. Chicken Jerky Strips The Dog Bakery’s Chicken Jerky Strips are made from just a few ingredients. They come in a variety formulas that include added nutrients to make them as delicious as they are healthy. 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What are the Best Home Remedies For Dog Mange? https://jeffreysalter.blogspot.com/2023/04/what-are-best-home-remedies-for-dog.html What is the Best Home Remedies for Dog Mange? https://www.topdogadvisor.com/what-is-the-best-home-remedies-for-dog-mange/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=what-is-the-best-home-remedies-for-dog-mange Dog ownership can be difficult at times, so it is not surprising that a health problem can develop. Canine mange can be a serious skin condition that can strike at any time. It can be painful and irritating for dogs, so it is important to know what you can do to soothe your pet. We have all you need to know about Mange, including its symptoms and how it can affect your dog. Also, what home remedies can be used to treat skin diseases in dogs. What is Mange? Mange can not only be found in cats and dogs, but… Dog ownership can be difficult at times, so it is not surprising that a health problem can develop. Canine mange can be a serious skin condition that can strike at any time. It can be painful and irritating for dogs, so it is important to know what you can do to soothe your pet. We have all you need to know about Mange, including its symptoms and how it can affect your dog. Also, what home remedies can be used to treat skin diseases in dogs. What is Mange? Mange can not only be found in cats and dogs, but also in reptiles and plants. Mange is a severe skin condition caused by mite infestations. Microscopic parasites can infest your dog’s skin, often hiding under the first layer of skin. They also nest within hair follicles and feeding on skin cells. Mange can affect dogs in different ways. These types of Mange can be very serious and should be treated immediately. Different types of mange in dogs Two types of mange can affect dogs: Demodectic Mange and Sarcoptic Mange. Sarcoptic Mange is the more common type. Demodectic Mange can cause painful and annoying symptoms in dogs. Cheyletiellosis Mange, which is a lesser-known type of Mange, can also affect dogs. However it is uncommon. Sarcoptic Mange Sarcoptic Mange, also known as canine skin scabies or canine scabies is where Sarcoptic mites dig beneath your dog’s skin in order to lay eggs. They will often only live in one area of your dog’s skin, but if they are not treated soon they will spread to other parts of the body. These parasites prefer to live on the skin beneath the dog’s skin, so they will usually burrow into their ears or stomach. The Sarcoptes canis is highly contagious and can infect a variety of animals. It can also attack healthy adults. Sarcoptic Mange Symptoms These are the primary symptoms of Sarcoptic Menge. Itching, irritation and hair loss.Scabbing/crust formation.Stubborn rashes.Yeast/Bacteria infections.Thickening of skin (rare).Emaciation. These are the areas where scabbing/crusting might occur. Demodectic Mange This type of mange, officially called Demodicosis is caused by the mites Demodex Canis. These mites, unlike Sarcoptic mange mites which burrow under the skin of dogs, live in the hair follicles. They are often not a danger to canines. Many dogs have one or more of these parasites, and they don’t know it. Their immune system protects them from harm and keeps them away. This doesn’t mean the Demodex isn’t capable of causing problems. If a dog’s immune systems isn’t working at its peak, these mites can multiply and cause damage. This is why it is common for puppies to get mange when their immune systems aren’t fully developed. It can also occur if the dog’s immune systems is weaker. Demodectic mange, unlike Sarcoptic mites is not contagious. Demodectic Mange Symptoms The mites can reproduce when the immune system is weakening, causing inflammation and other problems. Skin redness, usually around the eyes and paws. Dry skin texture. Itchy skin. Itching can worsen, leading to hair loss and crusting. A skin infection could also occur if your dog is constantly scratching and scratching their skin. Cheyletiellosis mange This type of mange is caused by the Cheyletiella Yasguri mites. It can be very similar to other symptoms. This skin condition is also called ‘walking Dandruff’ because the mites appear white and move like flakes of dandruff. This type of mange is becoming less common due to the effectiveness of modern flea treatments. If it does happen, it can be treated with an over-the-counter medicine. Cheyletiellosis Mange Symptoms Scaly skinDandruffPruritus – variable severity)Itching – variable severity How dogs get mange Sarcoptic Mange This mange can easily be passed from one dog or to another. 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Canine Superfood Beef Kidney: Heres the Recipe https://jeffreysalter.blogspot.com/2023/04/canine-superfood-beef-kidney-heres.html Canine Superfood: Beef Kidney: Here are the Recipes https://www.topdogadvisor.com/canine-superfood-beef-kidney-here-are-the-recipes/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=canine-superfood-beef-kidney-here-are-the-recipes We are here to confirm that organ meat is healthy for dogs. The kidneys are one of the most healthy organs for dogs. They are rich in nutrients and have a higher nutritional density than other organs such as lung. This guide will cover everything you need to know to feed beef kidneys to dogs, as well as how to cook kidneys. Are Beef Kidneys Good For Dogs? Yes! Yes! Beef kidneys also contain key minerals such as iron and selenium. They are rich in protein and Omega-3 fat acids. These are more details about the nutritional benefits of beef… We are here to confirm that organ meat is healthy for dogs. The kidneys are one of the most healthy organs for dogs. They are rich in nutrients and have a higher nutritional density than other organs such as lung. This guide will cover everything you need to know to feed beef kidneys to dogs, as well as how to cook kidneys. Are Beef Kidneys Good For Dogs? Yes! Yes! Beef kidneys also contain key minerals such as iron and selenium. They are rich in protein and Omega-3 fat acids. These are more details about the nutritional benefits of beef kidneys. Nutrient Benefit/Uses Vitamin A It supports vision, bone health, immune response, and vision. Vitamin B6 Healthy glucose levels, nervous system function and immune response. Vitamin B12 It supports cellular health, metabolism and immune system Vitamin C Antioxidant support Riboflavin It supports digestion and metabolism Niacin Protects against inflammatory reactions and supports immunity Thiamine It supports digestion and metabolism Omega-3 fatty acids Supports brain, vision and skin health. Many vets recommend that dogs consume a balanced diet, which includes meat, organ meat and bone, because of the high nutrient density found in kidneys and other organ meats. How to Cook Kidneys For Dogs You have two choices if you want to give kidneys to your dog: raw or cooked. Raw kidney and cooked kidney can be eaten by your dog. However, if your dog is concerned about bacteria or cleaning up after them, cooking is a better option. Here are some tips and a recipe for cooked beef kidney. How to Cook Beef Kidney For Dogs It is very easy to prepare beef kidneys for your dog. All you need are beef kidneys and water. Instructions: Cut the beef kidney into small pieces. Place in a bowl of warm water. Let the beef kidney soak for about 15-20 minutes. Fill a small/medium saucepan with water. Bring to a boil on medium heat. Turn down the heat to medium-low and add the soaked kidneys to the pot. Let boil for 8 minutes, covered with a slightly cracked lid. Then, take the pot off the heat and drain the kidneys. To remove any unpleasant lingering flavor, rinse under cold water. Let cool completely before serving. How to Cook Lamb Kidneys For Dogs Lamb kidney for dogs is a great option if your dog has a beef allergy. Pet Lover Guy has a fun way of turning lamb kidneys into dog treats. Ingredients: 1/2 lb lamb kidneys, 1/2 tsp olive oils Instructions: For 15-20 minutes, rinse the kidneys with cold water. Drain the kidneys and place in a freezer to firm up. Cut the kidneys into 1/4-inch strips. Add the olive oil to a heavy saucepan or large frying pan. Heat on medium heat. Cook each kidney piece until it is fully cooked. Then, transfer the kidney to an airtight container. You can store the kidneys in the refrigerator for up to five days or freeze them for up to six months. FAQ Kidney Disease in Dogs These are the top questions that dog owners often have about giving kidneys to their dogs. Can my dog eat raw beef kidneys? Yes! Yes, dogs can eat raw beef kidneys as long as they are fresh from a trusted source and have been properly handled. Always use the same hygiene protocol that you use to handle raw meat. Are you required to soak your kidneys before you cook? To remove any unpleasant odors, it is a good idea for the kidneys to be soaked before being cooked. Can dogs eat cooked kidney beef? Yes! You can feed your dog beef kidneys raw or cooked. People who are not used to eating raw kidneys should cook them to reduce the risk of infection. How many kidneys should I give my dog? The amount of kidneys to feed dogs depends on the size and activity level of your dog. 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Can dogs eat pretzels for a treat? https://jeffreysalter.blogspot.com/2023/04/can-dogs-eat-pretzels-for-treat.html Can Dogs Eat Pretzels as a Treat? https://www.topdogadvisor.com/can-dogs-eat-pretzels-as-a-treat/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=can-dogs-eat-pretzels-as-a-treat Pretzels can be a perfect compromise between a chip or a cracker. Pretzels are available in many different shapes and flavors, including bites, sticks and bites. They can be peanut butter-filled, chocolate covered, caramel-dipped and even chocolate-covered. Do you want a savory snack before dinner? Take a large soft pretzel with you and make a nacho cheese sauce. Ok, so we get it. We love pretzels. But are these treats appropriate for dogs? It’s important to know more about your dog’s nutritional needs before you give them your treats. This guide will cover all you need to know about dogs,… Pretzels can be a perfect compromise between a chip or a cracker. Pretzels are available in many different shapes and flavors, including bites, sticks and bites. They can be peanut butter-filled, chocolate covered, caramel-dipped and even chocolate-covered. Do you want a savory snack before dinner? Take a large soft pretzel with you and make a nacho cheese sauce. Ok, so we get it. We love pretzels. But are these treats appropriate for dogs? It’s important to know more about your dog’s nutritional needs before you give them your treats. This guide will cover all you need to know about dogs, pretzels, and answers to your most common questions. re Pretzels Safe for Dogs? Pretzels can be safe for dogs if they don’t contain toxic ingredients. The artificial sweetener, xylitol, is the most important ingredient you should be looking out for. Although it is most commonly found in yogurt-covered pretzels and fudge, it is still important to inspect regular pretzels for this harmful ingredient. A small amount of this ingredient can cause death in your dog. It is important that you do not give it to your dog. Your dog will be fine with one or two pretzels that are xylitol-free if they have eaten a few. They are not good for dogs and we do not recommend that they be shared with other dogs. Pretzels have a high nutritional value Pretzels are low in nutritional value and can be harmful for your dog’s health. Pretzels contain complex carbs that aren’t essential for dogs’ diets and can increase glucose levels. Some carbs can be good for dogs, but they should still get this in their regular diet. Pretzels have a high salt content. Like humans, dogs also require sodium to function in their cells, but they have very different needs than us. Pretzels can be too salty for dogs, and can lead to excessive thirst and dehydration. Saturated fats can also be found in pretzels. This can lead to high cholesterol, high blood pressure, and heart disease. Can Dogs Eat Pretzels FAQ We’ve concluded that pretzels don’t make good dog food, but what if your pup eats a few? What happens if your dog gets a chocolate-covered pretzel? Can one pretzel cause injury to my dog? No, one pretzel will NOT hurt your dog! Your dog will be fine if they eat a few pretzels or even three. As long as the pretzel doesn’t contain any added ingredients such as chocolate or xylitol, it is safe. Can dogs eat pretzels seasoned with salt? They shouldn’t, however. Salted pretzels are high in sodium and will cause your dog to eat more than they need. While a few can be good for your dog, don’t allow your dog to eat too many. Can dogs eat peanut butter-pretzels? Maybe. Peanut butter pretzels have a high sodium content, which is why they are not recommended for dogs. They shouldn’t cause any harm unless they contain xylitol. Peanut butter brands may add birch sugar (also known as xylitol) to their recipes as an alternative sugar sweetener. Xylitol can cause severe poisoning in dogs and even death. Take care when looking at peanut butter pretzel packaging to ensure it does not contain this potentially fatal ingredient. Can dogs eat soft pretzels? They shouldn’t, however. They are similar to hard pretzels, but they have a shorter baking time and use slightly different recipes. They are high in carbohydrates and sodium, so they shouldn’t be a choice for dogs. However, your dog won’t be hurt if you give it a little. Can dogs eat pretzel chips? They shouldn’t, however. Pretzel chips are not recommended for dogs. They contain too much sodium and high-sugar carbs. Dogs can eat sourdough pretzels They shouldn’t, however. 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What is your favourite dog food? https://jeffreysalter.blogspot.com/2023/04/what-is-your-favourite-dog-food.html What is your favorite dog food? https://www.topdogadvisor.com/what-is-your-favorite-dog-food/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=what-is-your-favorite-dog-food What is the best dog food to feed a cane corso? https://www.topdogadvisor.com/what-is-the-best-dog-food-to-feed-a-cane-corso/?utm_source=rssutm_medium=rssutm_campaign=what-is-the-best-dog-food-to-feed-a-cane-corso Because of their calm and quiet personality, cane corso are a popular family pet. They are also great watchdogs and enjoy being active. Cane corso require proper nutrition because of their large bodies and high exercise requirements. You run the risk of them becoming lethargic and obese. Although there are many dog foods available, most of them contain synthetic ingredients such as ammonia. These ingredients are not only harmful, but can also cause irritation to your dog’s stomach. Here you will find nutritional information about cane corso as… What is the best dog food to feed a cane corso? https://www.topdogadvisor.com/what-is-the-best-dog-food-to-feed-a-cane-corso/?utm_source=rssutm_medium=rssutm_campaign=what-is-the-best-dog-food-to-feed-a-cane-corso Because of their calm and quiet personality, cane corso are a popular family pet. They are also great watchdogs and enjoy being active. Cane corso require proper nutrition because of their large bodies and high exercise requirements. You run the risk of them becoming lethargic and obese. Although there are many dog foods available, most of them contain synthetic ingredients such as ammonia. These ingredients are not only harmful, but can also cause irritation to your dog’s stomach. Here you will find nutritional information about cane corso as well as the best dog food to feed them. Top Picks for… Because of their calm and quiet personality, cane corso are a popular family pet. They are also great watchdogs and enjoy being active. Cane corso require proper nutrition because of their large bodies and high exercise requirements. You run the risk of them becoming lethargic and obese. Although there are many dog foods available, most of them contain synthetic ingredients such as ammonia. These ingredients are not only harmful, but can also cause irritation to your dog’s stomach. Here you will find nutritional information about cane corso as well as the best dog food to feed them. Top Picks for Best Dog Food for Cane Corso Dogs There are many options for dog food you can offer your canine companion. Here are our top 11 picks. Top Pick for Cane Corso Dog Food- Taste of the Wild Prairie Dog FoodRunner up – Ollie Beef MealFreshest option – NomNom Pork PotluckFor Immune Well-being – Blue Buffalo Life Protect FormulaFor Digestive Concerns and an Energy Boost-American Journey Active Life BlendFor Skin Allergies and Healthy Organs Rachael Ray Natural Dry FoodFor both Puppies Adults — Diamond Naturals All Stages Dog FoodBudget-Pick American Journey Beef and Sweet Potato 6 Cane Corso Nutritional Requirements Pet owners need to be aware that this breed of dog has some nutritional requirements. Here are six things to keep in mind. Calories Cane corso dogs are large and require a lot of calories to keep them energized. Calories are also important for cane corso in order to keep their weight healthy and maintain proper function of their vital organs. An adult cane corso needs about 2,200 calories per day. This breed requires a lot of calories but you shouldn’t give them too much. Overfeeding, especially with dry kibble can lead to weight gain. These calories should be made up of protein and not carbohydrates. Calcium Strong bones require calcium. Cane corso dogs are a large breed and should consume around 1.8% calcium daily. It is important to provide the right amount of calcium. Too much can cause excessive thirst and loss of appetite. For this breed of dog, chicken, fish, bone meals, and vegetables such as spinach and kale are the best sources for calcium. Glucosamine Glucosamine, a type amino sugar found in cartilage, helps cushion joints. Cane corso love to run and be active which can eventually cause damage to their joints. It will help to prevent their joints from becoming weaker by giving them food rich in glucosamine. Your cane corso is not necessary to give your child glucosamine after they turn one year old. This is the time when their body stops growing. Protein Cane corso dogs need protein to maintain their nails, hair, muscles, and bones. 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How to stop your dogs nail from bleeding https://jeffreysalter.blogspot.com/2023/04/how-to-stop-your-dogs-nail-from-bleeding.html How to Stop Your Dog’s Nail From Bleeding https://www.topdogadvisor.com/how-to-stop-your-dogs-nail-from-bleeding-3/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=how-to-stop-your-dogs-nail-from-bleeding-3 Don’t panic if you accidentally cut your dog’s nails and they start bleeding. There are many ways to treat it at home. Here’s everything you need about how to cut your dog’s nails too short. There are many home remedies and products that can be used to stop bleeding, as well as advice about when to visit your vet. What causes dog’s nails to bleed? It doesn’t matter how it happens, whether they are playing too hard or catching their feet on furniture. A bleeding nail is usually the result of a quick and severe injury. What is the Quick?… Don’t panic if you accidentally cut your dog’s nails and they start bleeding. There are many ways to treat it at home. Here’s everything you need about how to cut your dog’s nails too short. There are many home remedies and products that can be used to stop bleeding, as well as advice about when to visit your vet. What causes dog’s nails to bleed? It doesn’t matter how it happens, whether they are playing too hard or catching their feet on furniture. A bleeding nail is usually the result of a quick and severe injury. What is the Quick? The soft tissue that runs through the middle of your dog’s nails contains soft tissue. This is called the quick. The quick of a dog is made up nerves and blood vessels that can cause severe pain and bleeding if they aren’t taken care of. It is important to take care when trimming your dog’s nails. Owners may be able avoid damaging their dog’s quick by having clear nails or white nails. This is because they might be able to see tissue better than others who have black nails. Dogs with dark nails may find it easier to take them to a groomer, who may offer help on home grooming. Stop Your Dog’s Nail Bleeding It can be distressing to see your dog companion’s feet covered in blood. Keep calm and stop them from bleeding. Nail trimmings that go wrong are easy to fix. Apply Pressure to the Nail Damaged Firm pressure is necessary when a dog’s nails bleed. To stop the bleeding, grab a tissue, paper towel or cloth and apply pressure as quickly as possible. Notice: If your dog is bleeding from trimming, they may not want to come to you again. You may need to calm them down before you can treat them. Your dog will become anxious and tense when they feel stressed. This will cause their blood flow to increase, which can lead to worsening of the situation. It might be worth asking for help if your dog is large. Styptic Powder Styptic powder is the best way to stop your dog’s nails from bleeding. Antihemorrhagic drugs will immediately begin to work by contracting blood vessels. This will result in the formation of clots or scabs, which will stop bleeding. You can buy styptic powder at your local pet shop. It can also be used to treat minor injuries such as cuts and scrapes. It’s worth investing in some powder if you don’t already have it. Although there are many brands that make styptic powder, most sources say that Kwik Stop is the best and most trusted. The amount of powder you need will depend upon how much nail bleeding is occurring. You will need more power if there is more bleeding. To stop bleeding, simply place some powder on your finger. You can also place the powder in a bowl and dip your dog’s toes into it. Apply the powder by applying pressure to the area and continuing this process until you see no more bleeding. You can release the powder once blood stops leaking out. Styptic Pencils and Silver Nitrate Sticks A styptic pencil or silver nitrate stick can be used to stop your dog from bleeding. Although it may be difficult for you to find the right styptic pencil, standard pencils can often be found in stores and pharmacies. They are used to treat minor cuts during shaving. Home Remedies For Dog Nail Bleeding There are some things you can do around the house if your dog starts to bleed if you don’t have a pencil or styptic powder. Corn Starch, Baking Soda Or Potato Starch All of these options can stop bleeding from dogs’ nails. Each product will work in the same way as the styptic powder, stimulating blood to clot. You can place a large amount in a container or in your palm. Place the toenail of the dog in the container and press down until it stops bleeding. You can also apply starch or baking soda using a towel, cloth, or paper towel. 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Garlic really is very toxic for dogs. https://jeffreysalter.blogspot.com/2023/04/garlic-really-is-very-toxic-for-dogs.html Garlic really is that toxic for dogs? https://www.topdogadvisor.com/garlic-really-is-that-toxic-for-dogs/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=garlic-really-is-that-toxic-for-dogs It can be difficult to get clear answers to your most pressing questions online. The internet can prove to be a difficult place when it comes to your dog’s safety and health. Everybody has an opinion. Many creators tend to exaggerate and dramatize in order to get clicks. Consider, for instance, the topic of dogs eating garlic. Some will say that even one sliver garlic can kill your dog. Others will claim that their grandmother’s dog lived 25 years eating only garlic from her backyard. We’re here to clarify. Although garlic isn’t good for dogs if consumed in large amounts… It can be difficult to get clear answers to your most pressing questions online. The internet can prove to be a difficult place when it comes to your dog’s safety and health. Everybody has an opinion. Many creators tend to exaggerate and dramatize in order to get clicks. Consider, for instance, the topic of dogs eating garlic. Some will say that even one sliver garlic can kill your dog. Others will claim that their grandmother’s dog lived 25 years eating only garlic from her backyard. We’re here to clarify. Although garlic isn’t good for dogs if consumed in large amounts or on a daily basis, it won’t harm your dog’s health if used in moderation. Garlic is safe for dogs Can dogs eat garlic? They can, but only in moderation. It’s not something that you should give them. They will be fine if your dog takes a bite of chicken with garlic seasoning or a piece garlic bread. To be at risk of serious illness, dogs must consume between 15-30g of fresh garlic per kg of body weight. This means that a small dog, such as a Chihuahua of 6 pounds, would need to consume 40-80 grams garlic per kilogram to be at risk of serious toxicosis. This is roughly 8-16 whole cloves! Here’s a quick overview of how much garlic your dog needs to eat to avoid toxicosis. Dog Weight Garlic (in grams). Garlic Cloves 6 lbs 40-80 grams 8-16 10 lbs 67-135g 13-27 20 lbs 135-270 g 27-54 30 lbs 204-408 g 40-81 40 lb 270-540 grams 54-108 50 lbs 330-660g 66-132 60 lb 405-810 g 81-162 70 lb 476-952 g 95-190 80 lbs 543-1,086 G 110-217 90 lbs 611 to 22,224 g 122-244 100 lbs 680-1,360g 136-272 Some dogs are more sensitive than others to garlic. Garlic Toxins Garlic and other members the allium family (e.g. Thiosulfate is toxic for dogs and can be found in garlic, onions, and chives. Thiosulfate can cause severe, life-threatening anemia by causing damage to red blood cells. To be at risk of anemia in dogs, they must consume a large amount of thiosulfate. Small amounts will not cause any harm. Moderation is the key to avoiding toxicosis. Moderation is key to avoiding toxicosis. You should not give your dog garlic-based food and you shouldn’t allow them to eat garlic-flavored foods. Dogs that are exposed to garlic for a long time may develop health problems. You don’t have to worry about your dog eating a small amount of garlic or having some garlic-seasoned food. Dogs don’t like raw garlic and are unlikely to consume enough to cause toxicosis. How to tell if there is a Garlic Emergency There have been cases of dogs suffering from garlic poisoning and even death. It’s a good idea for your dog to consult your veterinarian if they have eaten a lot garlic. Anemia symptoms can develop in as little as 24 hours or last for up to a week. Anemia in dogs can be manifested by: Lethargy, weakness, and loss of appetiteRapid, shallow breathingDark urineBloody stool or urine, or vomit These symptoms indicate an emergency. You should contact your veterinarian immediately if your dog is showing signs of toxicity from garlic. Although most cases of garlic poisoning in dogs don’t cause death, it is important to have your dog checked out as soon as possible to avoid long-term problems. Can dogs eat garlic? FAQ There is so much contradicting information available, it’s likely that you have more questions about garlic and dogs. These are the top questions about the topic. What happens to my dog if he eats garlic? It’s unlikely! You should not worry about your dog getting hurt by a small amount of garlic. A vet should check out your dog if they have eaten large amounts of garlic, and we mean large quantities. Do dogs like garlic in small quantities? 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11 Vizsla dog foods you should try in 2023 https://jeffreysalter.blogspot.com/2023/04/11-vizsla-dog-foods-you-should-try-in.html 11 Vizsla Dog Foods you Should Try in 2023 https://www.topdogadvisor.com/11-vizsla-dog-foods-you-should-try-in-2023/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=11-vizsla-dog-foods-you-should-try-in-2023 11 Best Vizsla Dog Foods to Try in 2023 https://www.topdogadvisor.com/11-best-vizsla-dog-foods-to-try-in-2023/?utm_source=rssutm_medium=rssutm_campaign=11-best-vizsla-dog-foods-to-try-in-2023 Vizslas are elegant and soft, with graceful, gleaming hair, and are well-known for their hunting skills. According to the American Kennel Club Vizslas rank 31st among the 196 breeds. The red-coated Vizsla was originally bred in Hungary to be a gundog. It has an athletic build. Vizslas have beautiful ears, long, silky hair, and calm faces that stay focused until they are at work. The first Vizsla, also known as the Hungarian Pointer was brought to America by a U.S. State Department employee in 1950. It was smuggled from communist… 11 Best Vizsla Dog Foods to Try in 2023 https://www.topdogadvisor.com/11-best-vizsla-dog-foods-to-try-in-2023/?utm_source=rssutm_medium=rssutm_campaign=11-best-vizsla-dog-foods-to-try-in-2023 Vizslas are elegant and soft, with graceful, gleaming hair, and are well-known for their hunting skills. According to the American Kennel Club Vizslas rank 31st among the 196 breeds. The red-coated Vizsla was originally bred in Hungary to be a gundog. It has an athletic build. Vizslas have beautiful ears, long, silky hair, and calm faces that stay focused until they are at work. The first Vizsla, also known as the Hungarian Pointer was brought to America by a U.S. State Department employee in 1950. It was smuggled from communist Hungary. In 1960, the American Kennel Club designated this breed… Vizslas are elegant and soft, with graceful, gleaming hair, and are well-known for their hunting skills. According to the American Kennel Club Vizslas rank 31st among the 196 breeds. The red-coated Vizsla was originally bred in Hungary to be a gundog. It has an athletic build. Vizslas have beautiful ears, long, silky hair, and calm faces that stay focused until they are at work. The first Vizsla, also known as the Hungarian Pointer was brought to America by a U.S. State Department employee in 1950. It was smuggled from communist Hungary. In 1960, the American Kennel Club designated this breed as its 116th. Vizslas can be as charming and beautiful as they are adorable. Vizslas were bred to hunt with their masters and loved being around people. This breed can suffer from separation anxiety so make sure your Vizsla is always surrounded by you. Vizslas were once chasing games, but their athletic prowess today makes them great companions for running and biking. Some Vizslas require more, while others may only need 30 minutes of walking each day. Dog food should be high quality for a lean and athletic dog. You can feed Vizslas a healthy diet. Although Vizslas are known to eat well, their caloric requirements can be affected by age and activity level. An active Vizsla who is younger and more active may burn more calories than a more sedentary Vizsla. We’re aware that the quality of your Vizsla’s food can have a significant impact on its health. Therefore, we reviewed many dog food options available and determined the best for your Vizsla. What is the best dog food for Vizsla dogs? We researched the market to determine the best Vizsla dog food. We considered their athleticism as well as their skin, coat, metabolism, and coat. Here’s a quick overview of our recommendations: Our top pick: Merrick Grain FreeRunner-up: The Farmer’s DogFresh/Super premium: NomNomMost popular: Taste of the Wild High Prairie Grain FreeBest for Seniors : Victor Senior Healthy Weight Dry FoodBest For Vizslas With Allergies : Blue Buffalo Basics Limited Ingredient Dog Food Five nutritional needs of Vizslas You need to feed your Vizsla the best dog food that meets their nutritional needs. Vizslas can be genetically predisposed for certain conditions. However, the dog food you select could make it less likely. Your Vizsla will live a longer and healthier life with the right dog food. This will give them more energy. These are the essential components of a healthy diet for your Vizsla. Protein To fuel its muscles, a Vizsla’s body is lean. The amount of protein your Vizsla needs throughout its lifetime will vary. To help boost growth and give your Vizsla puppy the best start, it will require a diet that contains no less than 23 per cent protein. Your Vi… The post 11 Vizsla dog foods you should try in 2023 appeared first on Top Dog Advisor. from https://www.topdogadvisor.com/11-vizsla-dog-foods-you-should-try-in-2023-2/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=11-vizsla-dog-foods-you-should-try-in-2023-2 from https://topdogadvisor.weebly.com/blog/11-vizsla-dog-foods-you-should-try-in-20238529654 from https://ireneduncan.blogspot.com/2023/04/11-vizsla-dog-foods-you-should-try-in.html from https://ireneduncan.weebly.com/blog/11-vizsla-dog-foods-you-should-try-in-20237986178

What is your favourite food for Newfoundland-bred dog? https://jeffreysalter.blogspot.com/2023/04/what-is-your-favourite-food-for.html What is your favorite food for Newfoundland-bred dogs? https://www.topdogadvisor.com/what-is-your-favorite-food-for-newfoundland-bred-dogs/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=what-is-your-favorite-food-for-newfoundland-bred-dogs What is the best food for Newfoundlands dogs? https://www.topdogadvisor.com/what-is-the-best-food-for-newfoundlands-dogs/?utm_source=rssutm_medium=rssutm_campaign=what-is-the-best-food-for-newfoundlands-dogs What is the best dog food to feed Newfoundlands? https://www.topdogadvisor.com/what-is-the-best-dog-food-to-feed-newfoundlands/?utm_source=rssutm_medium=rssutm_campaign=what-is-the-best-dog-food-to-feed-newfoundlands Imagine a giant dog with fur as soft as a horse and lots of drool. This gentle giant is the Newfoundland dog. These dogs are a large breed and can grow to over two feet tall at the shoulders. They can also weigh up to 150 lbs as adults. Great size brings great energy! These canines are great rescue and work dogs due to their size and constant activity. They are also a great family dog and can be bonded with… What is the best food for Newfoundlands dogs? https://www.topdogadvisor.com/what-is-the-best-food-for-newfoundlands-dogs/?utm_source=rssutm_medium=rssutm_campaign=what-is-the-best-food-for-newfoundlands-dogs What is the best dog food to feed Newfoundlands? https://www.topdogadvisor.com/what-is-the-best-dog-food-to-feed-newfoundlands/?utm_source=rssutm_medium=rssutm_campaign=what-is-the-best-dog-food-to-feed-newfoundlands Imagine a giant dog with fur as soft as a horse and lots of drool. This gentle giant is the Newfoundland dog. These dogs are a large breed and can grow to over two feet tall at the shoulders. They can also weigh up to 150 lbs as adults. Great size brings great energy! These canines are great rescue and work dogs due to their size and constant activity. They are also a great family dog and can be bonded with children young and old. Newfoundlanders need to be strong… What is the best dog food to feed Newfoundlands? https://www.topdogadvisor.com/what-is-the-best-dog-food-to-feed-newfoundlands/?utm_source=rssutm_medium=rssutm_campaign=what-is-the-best-dog-food-to-feed-newfoundlands Imagine a giant dog with fur as soft as a horse and lots of drool. This gentle giant is the Newfoundland dog. These dogs are a large breed and can grow to over two feet tall at the shoulders. They can also weigh up to 150 lbs as adults. Great size brings great energy! These canines are great rescue and work dogs due to their size and constant activity. They are also a great family dog and can be bonded with children young and old. Newfoundlanders need to be strong and healthy by getting plenty of exercise. To stay in… Imagine a giant dog with fur as soft as a horse and lots of drool. This gentle giant is the Newfoundland dog. These dogs are a large breed and can grow to over two feet tall at the shoulders. They can also weigh up to 150 lbs as adults. Great size brings great energy! These canines are great rescue and work dogs due to their size and constant activity. They are also a great family dog and can be bonded with children young and old. Newfoundlanders need to be strong and healthy by getting plenty of exercise. To stay in top shape, Newfoundlands need a balanced diet. You can also avoid the health risks associated with their large size by eating the right food. There are many opinions among dog owners about the best diet for Newfoundland-bred dogs. However, the most important factors include adequate meat protein and a regular feeding schedule. Let us help you choose the right dog food for your Newfoundland. We’ll be taking a closer look at each one of our top picks. But first, let us review the nutritional requirements of our giant fluffy friends. What is the best dog food for a Newfoundland? The Farmer’s Dog Food ProgramTaste of the Wild Pacific SPORTMiX Wholesomes Large Breed FormulaAuthority chicken and rice FormulaOllie Dog FoodNom Nom Freshpet Food Blue Buffalo Life Protection Puppy FormulaDiamond Naturals Senior FormulaRoyal Canadian Canin Gastrointestinal Low Fatty Five Key Nutritional Needs for Newfoundland Every breed of dog has its own health needs, but the Newfoundlands are large enough to warrant extra attention. Limited Vegetable Protein A high proportion of vegetables and protein (like peas and lentils) is becoming more popular. Newfoundlands aren’t small dogs that live in apartments. 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How to socialize your reactive dog https://jeffreysalter.blogspot.com/2023/04/how-to-socialize-your-reactive-dog.html How to socialize your dog with reactive behavior https://www.topdogadvisor.com/how-to-socialize-your-dog-with-reactive-behavior/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=how-to-socialize-your-dog-with-reactive-behavior How to socialize your pet dog with reactive behavior https://www.topdogadvisor.com/how-to-socialize-your-pet-dog-with-reactive-behavior/?utm_source=rssutm_medium=rssutm_campaign=how-to-socialize-your-pet-dog-with-reactive-behavior How to socialize your dog with a reactive behavior https://www.topdogadvisor.com/how-to-socialize-your-dog-with-a-reactive-behavior/?utm_source=rssutm_medium=rssutm_campaign=how-to-socialize-your-dog-with-a-reactive-behavior Socialization is a term used to describe the process of getting a puppy comfortable with the world around him. What if your dog is an adult and has big feelings about other dogs? Does he bark at them or lunge at them? Can you socialize an adult dog that is reactive to other dogs? Technically, an older dog cannot be “socialized” by us. That ship was lost before he lost his baby tooth! We can help him be more comfortable… How to socialize your pet dog with reactive behavior https://www.topdogadvisor.com/how-to-socialize-your-pet-dog-with-reactive-behavior/?utm_source=rssutm_medium=rssutm_campaign=how-to-socialize-your-pet-dog-with-reactive-behavior How to socialize your dog with a reactive behavior https://www.topdogadvisor.com/how-to-socialize-your-dog-with-a-reactive-behavior/?utm_source=rssutm_medium=rssutm_campaign=how-to-socialize-your-dog-with-a-reactive-behavior Socialization is a term used to describe the process of getting a puppy comfortable with the world around him. What if your dog is an adult and has big feelings about other dogs? Does he bark at them or lunge at them? Can you socialize an adult dog that is reactive to other dogs? Technically, an older dog cannot be “socialized” by us. That ship was lost before he lost his baby tooth! We can help him be more comfortable around other dogs. This can take longer than expected and… How to socialize your dog with a reactive behavior https://www.topdogadvisor.com/how-to-socialize-your-dog-with-a-reactive-behavior/?utm_source=rssutm_medium=rssutm_campaign=how-to-socialize-your-dog-with-a-reactive-behavior Socialization is a term used to describe the process of getting a puppy comfortable with the world around him. What if your dog is an adult and has big feelings about other dogs? Does he bark at them or lunge at them? Can you socialize an adult dog that is reactive to other dogs? Technically, an older dog cannot be “socialized” by us. That ship was lost before he lost his baby tooth! We can help him be more comfortable around other dogs. This can take longer than expected and requires a solid plan. This can be complex and time-consuming…. Socialization is a term used to describe the process of getting a puppy comfortable with the world around him. What if your dog is an adult and has big feelings about other dogs? Does he bark at them or lunge at them? Can you socialize an adult dog that is reactive to other dogs? Technically, an older dog cannot be “socialized” by us. That ship was lost before he lost his baby tooth! We can help him be more comfortable around other dogs. This can take longer than expected and requires a solid plan. This can be complex and time-consuming. For the initial consultation and key moments in the process, it would be wise to hire a local, force-free trainer. First Goal: Keep Dog Under Threshold This canine makeover begins with arranging your dog’s environment to ensure that he doesn’t feel the need (over)react. It doesn’t matter if your dog reacts to over-excitement or frustration. We will stop him from being too close to other dogs so that he does not react to them. This is what we refer to as keeping your dog “under threshold” and is crucial for the success of this project. Here’s why: Your dog’s behavior is a pattern that we want to eradicate. Your dog’s reactive behavior (dog barks at other dogs, dog lunges at dog) will wear into his brain, making it the most traveled path through the woods. This must change. We must not allow the unwelcome path to become overgrown. Instead, we should create a calmer alternative. If you take your dog on a regular walk with other people walking their dogs and he “goes insane” every time he passes them, then he is practicing the behavior (and feeling those feelings) that we want him to stop. You can’t continue to ignore you… The post How to socialize your reactive dog appeared first on Top Dog Advisor. from https://www.topdogadvisor.com/how-to-socialize-your-reactive-dog/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=how-to-socialize-your-reactive-dog from https://topdogadvisor.weebly.com/blog/how-to-socialize-your-reactive-dog from https://ireneduncan.blogspot.com/2023/04/how-to-socialize-your-reactive-dog.html from https://ireneduncan.weebly.com/blog/how-to-socialize-your-reactive-dog

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