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Dog products are items designed to meet the needs and improve the lives of dogs. Common categories include:
- Food & Treats: Nutritious kibble, wet food, raw diets, dental chews, and training treats.
- Toys: Chew toys, squeaky toys, puzzle toys, and fetch toys for exercise and mental stimulation.
- Bedding: Comfortable dog beds, blankets, and cushions for resting.
- Harnesses & Collars: Leashes, collars, harnesses, and ID tags for safety and control.
- Grooming: Brushes, shampoos, nail clippers, and ear cleaners to maintain hygiene.
- Health Products: Flea and tick preventives, supplements, and dental care items.
- Clothing & Accessories: Dog coats, sweaters, boots, and bandanas for weather protection and style.
- Training Aids: Clickers, training pads, crates, and barriers to facilitate training.
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Detox Gold for Cats – Life Gold by Pet Wellbeing
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Detox Gold for Dogs – Life Gold by Pet Wellbeing
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Dog Cancer Support – Life Gold by Pet Wellbeing
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Dog Ear Care Solution by Pet Wellbeing
$27.95 -
Dog Ear Cleaner by Pet Wellbeing
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Dr. Jan’s Cushing’s Kit – Large Dogs by Pet Wellbeing
$122.95 -
Ear Care Gold Dog Ear Infections by Pet Wellbeing
$59.95 -
Essential Kidney Kit for Dogs – Large Dogs by Pet Wellbeing
$112.95 -
GI CleanUp Gold for Cat Worms by Pet Wellbeing
$39.95 -
GI CleanUp Gold for Dog Worms by Pet Wellbeing
$39.95 -
Hairball Gold by Pet Wellbeing
$43.95 -
Healthy Gums for Canine Periodontal Health by Pet Wellbeing
$41.95
- Is There a “Plan B” for Dogs?
No. While Alizin can terminate an early pregnancy in dogs, it is not available in the United States. The post Is There a “Plan B” for Dogs? appeared first on Whole Dog Journal.
- How Much Does Dog Training Cost?
Everyone who owns a dog can benefit from professional training, whether it’s for basic training to taming aggression to working as a service or therapy dog. Dog training costs can vary significantly depending on where you live and the type of training you seek. The post How Much Does Dog Training Cost? appeared first on Whole Dog Journal.
- How to Wash Dog Beds
Sometimes dog beds get beyond dirty. Aside from the usual dirt stains and hair, they can also be subject to things like urine, poop, and blood. This can make keeping canine sleeping spots sanitary and tidy much more difficult. So what’s the best way to wash dog beds? Before getting started, be sure to check The post How to Wash Dog Beds appeared first on Whole Dog Journal.
- Hydrotherapy for Dogs
Water therapy for dogs can help with weight loss and recovery from orthopedic injuries and surgical procedures. It’s usually used as part of a larger dog physical therapy treatment plan to get your dog feeling their best as quickly as possible. The post Hydrotherapy for Dogs appeared first on Whole Dog Journal.
- Too Old to Adopt?
I’ve had a number of older owners book lessons with me lately—more than half a dozen individuals and couples in their 70s and even 80s, all wanting some training help with their new dogs or puppies. The post Too Old to Adopt? appeared first on Whole Dog Journal.
