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In This Issue
● Help Your Dog Live Longer
● Surprising Facts About Kibble
● Dogs & Chocolate
● Nurse Cares For Veteran’s Guide Dog
● Dogs Have A Bratty Teen Phase
● Treating Bee Stings
● Dog-Friendly Landscaping
The vast majority of pet parents feed their dogs a dry food diet, commonly referred to as kibble. However, much misinformation exists about this inexpensive and convenient form of dog food. Let’s dive in to 7 facts many dog owners are surprised to learn about this popular food. 1. Kibble Contains Roughly 50% Carbohydrates Many dog owners are surprised to learn that dogs have no biological requirement for carbohydrates. This is why when you look at the guaranteed analysis on … Read more
In This Issue
● Pup With Dwarfism
● Cancer-Preventing Foods
● Avoiding Snake Bites
● Amazon Ghost Dogs
● Why Dogs Do The “Poop Stare”
● Dog Bowl Maintenance
● Water Intoxication
In This Issue
● Benefits Of Hemp
● Help For Luxating Patellas
● US Dog Tests Positive For COVID-19
● Separation Anxiety After Lockdown
● Tail Troubles
● Why Does My Dog Only Nip Me?
Good hearts take care of those in need, no matter who or what species they happen to be. And Hades the Pitbull proved this to be true when Nicol the cat found herself in a most vulnerable moment. Nicol was a stray cat, hanging around the neighborhood but not letting anyone get too close. Still, Hades would help his dad, Juan José P. Flores, put food out for the lady cat. And Hades’ animal intuition recognized something the humans of … Read more
In This Issue
● Canine Skin Cancer
● Fast, Fresh Dog Food Delivery
● Therapy Dog Visits ICU Staff
● Help Your Rescue Pup Adjust
● My Dog Broke A Tooth
● Honoring Shelter Volunteers
As the assistant editor with iHeartDogs, I think I’m pretty well-informed. I’ve read nearly every piece of content that has gone out on our site in the last three years. I’ve read almost every story, article, and recall, and have grown to love dogs more and more for the amazing, loving creatures they are. When I made the decision to adopt, I didn’t take it lightly. I knew it would be a huge responsibility and that I would be committing … Read more
In This Issue
● Dog Care During COVID-19
● A Healthy Boost For Boring Kibble
● Starving Stray To Beloved Pet
● Decoding Your Dog’s Whine
● Protecting Your Dog From Ticks
● National Pet ID Week
In This Issue
● Study: ‘Dogs Resistant To COVID-19’
● Help For Spring Allergies
● Reducing Pet Stress At Home
● Does Tug-Of-War Cause Aggression?
● Common Causes Of Canine Coughing
● Recipe: Jiggly Chicken Jello Treats
In This Issue
● Corona-Sniffing Dogs
● Paralyzed Pup Walks Again
● Therapy Dogs Go Virtual
● Impressive Tricks To Teach Your Pup
● Pros & Cons Of Elevated Dog Bowls
● Design A Doggy Easter Egg Hunt
In This Issue
● “Pets” For Dementia Patients
● Safe, Fresh Dog Food
● Happy Pup Sprains Tail
● Dog Recognizes 100 Toys
● Why Your Vet Appt Is Canceled
● Heartworm Awareness
In This Issue
● More People Are Adopting Senior Dogs
● How To Keep Your Dog’s Heart Healthy
● COVID-19: Pet Questions Answered
● Did Dogs Domesticate Themselves?
● 15 Dog Myths Debunked
● Keep Dogs Busy Indoors
On Friday afternoon, Virginia’s Norfolk Animal Care & Adoption Center sent out a social media plea to their community. “WE NEED YOUR HELP!” the post read. “All city offices including our shelter will close to the public from March 16-30th as a precaution during the COVID-19 epidemic. Pet adoptions will be suspended during the closure. And that means, WE NEED AS MANY ANIMALS AS POSSIBLE TO FIND HOMES ASAP!” The closure order was set to go into effect Monday, giving … Read more
In This Issue
● Can Dogs Transmit Coronavirus?
● Blind Pug & His Guide Dog
● My Dog Ate WHAT?!
● PTSD In Dogs
● Paw Licking Reasons & Remedies
● Time For A 2nd Dog?
Dogs don’t subscribe to our measurements of time. They have their own systems for marking important milestones in their daily schedule. One of those extremely important moments is when one of their family members who left the house returns home again. An emotional viral video of a Lab eagerly awaiting the arrival of her human brother’s school bus demonstrates the weight dogs put on our return. The video is filmed by the mom of the boy and pup. “Are you … Read more
In This Issue
● Your Dog’s Heat-Sensing Nose
● Vet Treats Pets Of The Homeless
● Dangers Of Dog Walking Apps
● 13 Ways We Confuse Our Dogs
● Why Do Dogs Hate Nail Trims?
● Idiopathic Vestibular Disease
In This Issue
● Coronavirus & The Dog Meat Trade
● Fresh Human-Grade Dog Food
● The Truth About Dog Cloning
● Do Dogs Understand Time?
● How Cold Is A Dog House?
● Tips For A Dog-Friendly Backyard
When you purchase items from the iHeartDogs store, a portion of that profit is donated to GreaterGood. GreaterGood is an incredible organization that supports charities that help dogs in need. Thanks to amazing customers like you, many dogs and even some people get a second chance at life. Adam and Molly are proof of that. Adam was a combat soldier in the Air Force, but after he medically retired, he found it extremely difficult to live an everyday life. The … Read more
In This Issue
● Distemper Virus On The Rise
● Why Dogs Die Young
● Blind, Deaf Therapy Dog
● Why Dogs Lick Us
● Vet Corner: Anesthesia Worries
● Reader Q: Tips For Blind Dogs
The FDA has initiated a warning for one lot of Aunt Jeni’s Home Made All-Natural Turkey Dinner Dog Food after a sample collected from a store in Washington D.C. tested positive for salmonella. This warning is in for only one lot of Aunt Jeni’s Home Made All-Natural Turkey Dinner Dog Food, sold in 5-pound containers and stored frozen. Pet parents who have any of this product in their possession should be aware that the following lot number tested positive for … Read more
In This Issue
● Drinking Water Safety
● Signs Of Strokes In Dogs
● Doggy Smart Toilet
● How To “Own The Door”
● Vet Corner: Pancreatitis
● Reader Q: Minimizing Shedding
In This Issue
● Save Money At The Vet
● Dog Parks: Fun Or Folly?
● The Underdogs Of Westminster
● Why Dogs Dislike Some People
● Vet Corner: 19 Dog Emergencies
● Reader Q: Causes Of Seizures
In This Issue
● Coronavirus In Dogs
● The Trouble With Dry Kibble
● Therapy Pups In Training
● Senior Dog Training Tips
● Why Dogs Eat Grass
● DIY Valentine Cookies For Dogs
In This Issue
● Dangerous Cleaning Product
● Emergency First Aid
● “Scary” Dog Finds Love
● Are You Causing Your Dog’s Bad Behavior?
● Adopting A Special Needs Pup
● Pet Dental Health Month
Earlier this year, I began feeding my dogs fresh dog food. It was a decision that came with a lot of consideration. Based on everything I read, fresh dog food was the best for my dogs, especially considering I had been feeding them kibble for their first four years. After A LOT of painstaking research, I settled on Nom Nom, for reasons I’ll share with you shortly. Six months have passed, and the results have been beyond my highest expectations. … Read more
A woman made a surprising discovery about the puppy she had been raising. A few red flags went up about her cute fluffy white pup that spurred her to begin asking questions. She received a complete shock when she learned that her puppy wasn’t actually a puppy at all. The pup had been living with her for months and she didn’t know. Ms. Wang Adopted a Small Fluffy Puppy Ms. Wang was so excited to bring home her adorbale new … Read more
In This Issue
● Lumps & Bumps & Spots, Oh My!
● Petition: No More Dogs Out In The Cold
● The Podcast For Dogs
● Review.com’s Best Dog Foods
● Diseases Pets Can Give To People
● How To Socialize A Rescue Dog
In This Issue
● Grooming Safety
● Hiker Carries Blind Dog
● Do Male Dogs Cause More Allergies?
● How Dogs Choose Their Favorite Human
● Vet Corner: The Importance Of Body Handling
● Product Spotlight: DIG Labs Custom Supplements
In This Issue
● All About Anal Glands
● Dealing With Urinary Incontinence
● 3-Legged Puppy Finds His Perfect Match
● Fighting Like Cats & Dogs
● Vet Corner: Xylitol Poisoning
● Reader Q: How To Soothe Itchy Ears
In This Issue
● All About Dog Farts
● A Strange Discovery In A Shelter Dog’s Mouth
● Protect Your Dog During Holiday Fireworks
● Behavior: Myths About Dog Aggression
● Vet Corner: What Happens In “The Back”?
● Reader Q: Why Are My Dog’s Eyes Irritated?
In This Issue
● Dog Mom Warns About Toxic Mushrooms
● Stray Walks Through The Right Door
● Designer Puppy Scam
● Why Dogs Are Willing To Die For Us
● Vet Corner: All About Microchips
● 2020 Resolutions You Can Share With Your Dog
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