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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.
- 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.
- Dog Summer Safety Tips: Ways to Beat the Heat
It’s never too early to start thinking about ways to keep your dog safe in summer, especially from the heat. The post Dog Summer Safety Tips: Ways to Beat the Heat appeared first on Whole Dog Journal.
- How to Remove Burrs from Your Dog’s Coat
If you live where plants produce spikey seeds that cling to a dog’s hair, you’ve probably encountered burrs. These seed or fruit pods with tiny barbs, hooks, or sharp spines can be difficult to remove, but the right equipment will simplify the task. The post How to Remove Burrs from Your Dog’s Coat appeared first on Whole Dog Journal.
