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Mia's Spooky Pet Picks
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Check out Mia Atkins, Dog Mom and On-Air Host at FOX 21’s “Living Local” KXRM-TV (Colorado Springs, Market #91) and FOX21News.com (519,250 UVM)!
Can My Dog Eat That? A List of Human Foods Dogs Can and Can't Eat
Posted by Chris Chandler on
Did you know there are common human foods that are dangerous to your dog? Among them are onions, garlic, grapes and raisins. If you feed your dog scraps or make recipes to put into stuffable enrichment feeders, it's important to have a reliable go-to source for information.
Use Rover.com's tool to find safe human foods for your pet.
Emotional Benefits of Pets Through Gen Z's Eyes
Posted by Chris Chandler on
A new video from the American Pet Products Association (APPA)’s Pets Add Life (PAL) initiative sets out to show the emotional benefits of pet ownership. The video, which is part of PAL’s A Pet Sees You campaign, is geared specifically for members of the gen Z population. According to the American Psychological Association (APA), gen Z is significantly more likely than other generations to report their mental health as fair or poor. “We acknowledge that times are incredibly stressful for everyone right now, but our younger generations in particular tend to bear the weight of that stress and anxiety, and...
Recipes for Stuffing Enrichment Toys
Posted by Chris Chandler on
Wondering how to stuff an Enrichment Toy for your dog? On our Instagram feed, our customers share creative ideas on how to do this. Take a look. 1. From @ouraussieshepherds: The ID Gear Treat Pocket stuffed with-- Beef & Heart mix*Green lipped mussel*sShark cartilage*Greek yogurtChunky meal topper* Freeze for several hours. (*@cooperskingdom products) 2. From @bindibucketlist: The SP Cherry Pie Nylon dog toy stuffed with nut butter and coconut oil. 3. From @annie_the_staffador: The SP Life Ring Rubber Chew toy stuffed with a moist treat around the sides with a more solid treat across the middle. Follow us on...
More on Hiking With Your Dog from Pupspal
Posted by Adam Baker on
Summer is coming to a close and fall is on it's way. Cooler weather means there's still great hiking weather for you and your pup. You might even be MORE encouraged to hit the trail once it's not so hot. Pupspal recently shared a great safe-hiking infographic with us and we wanted to pass it on to you. Check it out here: https://pupspal.com/hiking-with-your-dog/ Happy trails!