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I am so disappointed after walking through the pet store and finding that so, so many pet foods, toys and snacks are made in China. After all the recent food scares and recalls, I now check every label before buying things. It was very discouraging to find so many products made outside of the US. I would not feed my family snacks from China, and my… read more

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Rather than the usual dog snack, we all had carrots yesterday. Yummy! Fresh vegatables like carrots are a great supplement for your dog and like all things should be used in moderation. They also can be used in substitution for one of those nasty chews! read more

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While baking for your loved ones this holiday season, don’t forget to bake for your pets also. There are so many great, healthy recipes out there for your pets. Why not make a batch of homemade treats for your pet to enjoy. You can freeze an extra batch for when you’re short on time! read more

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Cranberries are an excellent source of Vitamin C, fiber and Manganese. Some say they also may be benefits for blood vessel health and antioxidant protections. They make a healthy yummy treat! You can mix them with some rip Papaya or a banana. Dried cranberries also make great toppings for doggie treats, cookies and cakes. read more

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Did you know green beans are the perfect addition to any doggie dinner. Reported in last month’s Bark magazine, they are an excellent source of Vitamin K and fiber along with vitamin c and many others. Most dogs prefer them blanched, don’t boil them to death or you will lose all those nutrients. Give it a try, Jenna loves them. read more