Your pup probably enjoys chewing on bones, so why not make them a tasty bone broth treat? Plus, you can freeze it with a dash of peanut butter, yogurt, mashed banana or unsweetened apple sauce in an ...

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My dog’s name is Milady — as you’d refer to an English noblewoman — and she lives up to it. She declines to go out in the rain, all 22 pounds of her holding strong as I lightly tug her leash in ...

If your dog loves soft and chewy treats, these Turmeric Dog Treats are going to be a hit. They’re made with simple, ...

Some of the most popular pet health websites are actually just selling dog food for the big corporations, and the biggest complaint they make about homemade foods is that they are lacking in essential ...

Food processor (or large bowl + sturdy spoon), rolling pin, cookie cutters, baking sheet, parchment or silicone mat. Absolutely ensure peanut butter has no xylitol (often labeled birch sugar). Skip ...

Dogs and bones go together like peanut butter and jelly, right? Eh, sort of. There are some bones dogs can eat (or technically, chew) and others that could cause serious damage if nibbled or ingested.

Dogs can have raw animal bones, Maureen Murithi, DVM told POPSUGAR, as long as you keep them fresh and don't allow your dog to break them into pieces. Larger breeds such as german shepherds, mastiffs, ...