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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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Virbac CET VEGGIEDENT FR3SH Tartar Control Chews for Dogs – Small
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- How Many Treats Can a Dog Have Per Day?
According to the ’10 percent rule,’ if your dog consumes 600 calories per day, then not more than 60 of those calories should come from treats. However, pet treats are not required to list the calorie content on the label, so figuring this out can be difficult The post How Many Treats Can a Dog Have Per Day? appeared first on Whole Dog Journal.
- The Best Remote Dog Treat Dispensers and How To Use Them
Remote dog treat dispenser can reward a dog even when you can’t (or don’t want to be) directly next to them. Remote rewarding can be useful to teach a wide variety of behaviors where the handler isn’t physically close to the dog, from driving forward in dog agility to building duration sit and down stays at a distance, to helping with door manners. The post The Best Remote Dog Treat Dispensers and How To Use Them appeared first on Whole Dog Journal.
- Caring for Dogs with Disabilities
It can take a village to care for a special needs pet. When Catherine Prystup from Texas offered to foster Kanuk, a dog who could not use his back legs, she relied on the "Team Kanuk" approach. The post Caring for Dogs with Disabilities appeared first on Whole Dog Journal.
- A Thing for Gear
It is wonderfully gratifying to have the exact piece of dog gear needed that fits a dog and does the job. The post A Thing for Gear appeared first on Whole Dog Journal.
- What to Look for in a Raw Frozen Dog Food
The increasing number of glass-fronted freezers appearing in pet supply stores is a clear indication that frozen diets made of fresh, whole-food ingredients are increasingly popular with dog owners. The post What to Look for in a Raw Frozen Dog Food appeared first on Whole Dog Journal.
