ok, i can relax now. so you will be one of the very first people to get your hands on one! moving on to easy diy sweet potato dog chews. my pet store sells these sweet potato chews which chickpea dog loves, but they are like $8 for a package!! all i have to do is dry out some sweet potato slices in the oven at very low for a couple of hours. the result was that some pieces were …

update: recent research has suggested that sweet potatoes, while not poisonous, may not be appropriate for a dog’s diet. dcm is a disease of the heart muscle that leads to reduced heart pumping function and increased heart size. while the most common cause of dcm is genetic, on rare occasions other factors can also result in the condition, particularly in breeds that are not frequently affected.” it shouldn’t come as a surprise that sweet potatoes are often found on lists …

fortunately, the dog food industry has come a long way and today, there are plenty of grain-free treats on the market for your dog to enjoy. as for grain-free treats in particular, dr. jim carlson, a holistic veterinarian and owner of riverside animal clinic and holistic center, tells rover, “grain-free treats are typically limited in ingredients and contain few to no preservatives, which may cause unwanted side effects such as digestive upset and skin inflammation.” while all dogs can benefit …

what you feed your diabetic dog will play a huge role in their health and management of their illness and associated symptoms. diabetic dog treats are specifically formulated with your dog’s blood sugar levels in mind. and, as such, are chock full of the ingredients that your dog needs to feel their best. the main difference between these and other types of dog treats lies in how they’re made and what they contain—and how those formulations and ingredients interact with …

dog treats come in a wide variety of textures and flavors, each with their own unique set of benefits. when it comes to dogs with dental issues or for training applications, soft dog treats are often the best way to go. soft treats are faster and easier for your dog to eat than crunchy treats, and they typically have a stronger smell, which can help keep your dog’s attention during training. according to devereaux, many soft treats also contain vegetable …