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Dog Eating Grass? Learn Why Dogs Eat Grass
Dogs love to play outside, but they also like to eat grass. You probably have seen your four-legged friend frolic...
Dogs are amazing creatures, and they never cease to make us laugh. The funniest thing to see is a dog...
12 Amazing Dog-Friendly Places in LA You May Not Know About
What is life in Los Angeles without pet owners strolling along the beach or the sidewalk with their dog? Since...
10 Best Dogs for Kids and Families
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Asian Carp - 5 Facts You Should Know About This Sustainable Fish
Asian Carp has significant dietary benefits and is very nutritious, making it a wonderful choice for dog food and treats. Not only is it minimizing consumption of a threatening species, but it adds value to your dog's diet. It's a win, win!
Asian Carp is higher in protein than most popular meats such as beef and lamb. It is naturally high in antioxidants, beneficial fatty acids, and low in fat. Asian Carp is also rich in minerals and vitamins like phosphorus and vitamin B12. For these reasons, and its great flavor, we chose Asian Carp as the main ingredient in our new Calming Crunchies. Rest assured as your pups enjoy this sustainable protein.
Dog Adoption: Everything You Need to Know
If you have a dog, you know that being a pet parent can be a full-time job. Although being a dog mom (or dad) is one of the most rewarding jobs in the world, the responsibility of caring for another living being also comes with its fair share of challenges.
You can make your life as a dog parent easier by using technology to your advantage. With a smartphone, you can do anything from ordering groceries to your door to booking an international flight, all with the click of a button. Why not apply this convenience to caring for your four-legged counterpart?