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Dr. Bert Gaddis has been practicing veterinary medicine for nearly 40 years and is one of only 200 Board-Certified animal dental specialists in the United States. When we learned his favorite dental chew for dogs is iHeartDogs’ very own AgriChew™, we had to get in touch and learn more! Dr. Gaddis has two dogs of his own, including a 12-year-old Lab named Lulu he describes as a “chewing machine.” After years of watching her gnaw through Nylabones in a matter … Read more

The days are getting shorter, and the evenings hold a chill. That means Christmas can’t be far away! Have you started shopping yet? Whether you’re already halfway through your list or maybe you’re looking for great ideas, we’ve got you covered when it comes to gifts for dog lovers and their dogs with the 2021 Holiday Gift Guide! Check out this ultimate list of gift ideas that are perfect for family, friends and coworkers. And, don’t forget to put your … Read more

We all want our dogs to live the longest, healthiest lives possible. There are many products out there to help us with that, so many that it makes your head spin. Let me tell you how I made the spinning stop with the only allergy supplement my (and your) dog will ever need. The new iHeartDogs® Happy, Healthy™ Allergy & Itch Relief for Dogs supplement not only goes to work on the root causes of your dog’s allergies, it contributes to … Read more

Many dogs suffer from allergic reactions, including itching, inflammation, and difficulties breathing. But your pup doesn’t have to keep hurting. There are lots of ingredients that can manage allergy symptoms. Quercetin for dogs is just one of the many additives that can make allergy and itch supplements work like magic. iHeartDogs’ Happy, Healthy™ Allergy & Itch Relief for Dogs uses quercetin and many other beneficial ingredients to fight dog allergy symptoms. So, if your dog won’t stop itching, it’s time … Read more

What if I told you your dog could use some shrooms in their diet? Yes, of course, “shrooms” is a loaded term for us humans who think of a certain psychoactive kind of “magic mushroom.” But do you know about “shrooms” for dogs – Reishi Mushrooms – and the myriad of ways they can help your dog’s health and immunity? Let’s dive a little deeper into what these “shrooms” are and why giving your dog Reishi Mushroom supplements can be … Read more

Your dog shouldn’t have to itch themselves until their skin is raw. But for dogs with allergies, skin irritation and other allergic reactions are hard to avoid. Luckily, building up a healthy immune system can help relieve allergic reactions. There are lots of ingredients that can boost immune systems, including reishi mushrooms for dogs. Reishi mushrooms are among the many beneficial ingredients found in iHeartDogs’ Happy, Healthy™ Allergy & Itch Relief Chews. These “shrooms” are safe for dogs to eat. … Read more

They may be a different species, but dogs can experience many of the same ailments as humans. Allergies, for one thing, can plague many dogs too. They also don’t possess the restraint to stop scratching or nibbling (hey, some humans don’t either), which can have consequences of its own. As the one responsible for your dog’s food and medical needs, it’s up to you to ensure they get the ingredients they need to maintain a healthy immune system. These immune-boosting … Read more

When your pup has allergies, no one is happy. It can be heartbreaking to see your dog itch over and over again, only to make the irritation worse. There are plenty of ways to eliminate dog allergies, such as using a hypoallergenic shampoo or feeding an allergy-friendly diet. But what if you’ve tried everything with no success? The new iHeartDogs® Happy, Healthy™ Allergy & Itch Relief for Dogs is the answer to your pup’s uncontrollable itching. It’s a tasty treat … Read more

In all creatures, allergies can be a complicated beast. While we still don’t have a complete idea about what causes them, science has made great strides in treating them. One method found to be particularly effective in treating canine allergies is the use of “Mother’s Milk,” aka colostrum for dogs. Colostrum offers many physical benefits to your dog, especially when it comes to treating allergies and their symptoms. Here’s everything you need to know about this nutrient-packed substance used in … Read more

#75 – This “Christmas Miracle” bracelet that provides food for an entire shelter! With each purchase of this beautiful beaded bracelet, you’ll fund 30 healthy meals for shelter dogs through GreaterGood.org. $19.99, available here.   #74 – A Bag of Goodies for Pup – and One FREE for You! Still in time for the Holidays, when you purchase a Pawstruck Pawliday Bundle at 30% off, your pup gets variety of their favorite treats like Beef Collagen Chews, Beef Jerky, and more … Read more

Since the COVID-19 pandemic outbreak, fresh dog food delivery in Canada has grown dramatically over the past few months. As more Canadians embrace online pet food purchases, we have partnered with Kabo, Canada’s largest fresh dog food delivery network. Kabo takes creating healthy dog food very seriously and answers the most common questions about ordering your dog food online. So, why is Kabo Fresh Dog Food the best choice for your dog? It’s Made with the Highest Quality Ingredients from … Read more

25. These “Christmas Miracle” Tree Toppers Where Every Purchase Feeds 30 Shelter Pets! Such a cute idea… make a dog your Christmas tree topper! After all, they are angels right?! $29.99, available here.     24. These pawdorable solar powered paw lights. We all know it- dogs light up our lives! Put these cute lights in your garden to enjoy year around. $19.99, available here.     23. Forever My Guardian Angel Pup Garden Solar Light The rustic stone effect finish … Read more

Can Your Senior Begin ‘Acting Like a Puppy Again’?! We have a saying here at iHeartDogs. We created it because we started hearing the same thing over and over again when it came to our canine joint supplement product. It goes something like this. A customer with an older dog tries our Advanced Hip & Joint chews. They usually have tried a product before, but they either didn’t see results, or their dog refused to eat it. They try our … Read more

You can get to feeling pretty helpless watching your dog freak out during a thunderstorm. Nobody likes the loud, sudden noises, but your dog’s sensitive hearing makes it outright unbearable. Your dog may show his fear in a number of ways, and it’s best to watch for these signs of fear and anxiety before you try to approach or engage him – a dog can become aggressive with even the people he loves most when he’s scared or stressed. You … Read more

Caring for your dog is about more than giving them love and attention, it’s about keeping them in the best health possible. As our dogs grow, and especially as they begin to age, we become more and more concerned with their comfort and well-being, and many dog owners begin to question whether they’re giving their dogs everything they need. Diets can be tricky – our dogs have just as many dietary dos and don’ts as we do, and finding the … Read more

Do you dread rainy days? The weather forecast might put a damper on your whole day before the first drops start falling if you have an energetic dog. It means canceled walks. No trips to the dog park. And a dog with so much pent up energy it could fill the whole house. You know that if you don’t have a stimulating dog activity planned for him, he’ll find something to do on his own. And that something that might … Read more

According to the experts, dogs “see” the world through their noses. While most people depend on sight, a dog’s scent skills are their primary way of experiencing their surroundings. “They might look at someone with their eyes; as you approach, they look at you,” world renowned dog cognition specialist, Alexandra Horowitz says. “But then once they’ve noticed that there’s something with their eyes, they use smell to tell that it’s you.” Through vision, humans are able to take in what … Read more

When your chow hound can inhale a meal faster than it took you to dish it out, you know you need to slow things down. Slow feeder bowls are the most well-known way to do this, but eager eaters still manage to gulp their food. Eating too fast is a dangerous habit that can cause anything from vomiting to life-threatening bloat. You need to find a way to slow down your dog, but that doesn’t mean spending hundreds of dollars … Read more