Dealing with a case of dog diarrhea?
I used to work at a vet. While I was there, I learned a few home remedies for common pet ailments.
The most popular home remedy we gave to our clients was for doggie diarrhea.
Thankfully, it can often be treated at home yourself.
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We all look forward to spending Thanksgiving dinner with our families — which often includes our dogs.
After all, they are part of the family and love to be the center of attention.
However, feeding your dog table scraps can be dangerous — even fatal — to your dog.
Here’s how to keep your dog safe this Thanksgiving…
In case you’re wondering, yes you can give your dog some turkey and even a little gravy.
When placing the meat in your dog’s bowl, be sure to remove all pieces of bone.
Just like chicken bones, turkey bones splinter and can cause blockage or perforation of the intestine.
A veterinarian weighs in: Can Dogs Eat Turkey Bones?
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As I’ve written before, I love interactive dog toys! (And so does my dog.)
I think they’re a great way to challenge your dog and break the 
monotony of boring daily routines. Dogs need toys to provide mental stimulation, allow for appropriate chewing, and serve as important tools in behavior modification. Toys are mentally and physically stimulating and assist in fulfilling a dog’s emotional and physical needs. Even though dogs today are primarily bred as companion pets, they still need something to do. You can find dog accessories in the Chewy Store where you can find any type for your pet.
In the absence of a job, they will look for things do to occupy their time and fulfill their chewing needs. If you don’t want them to choose their own chew toys, such as your sofa, pillows, or toilet paper rolls, provide them with appropriate outlets.
Most interactive dog toys were created for the purpose of “play”.
I recently tried one that was created for the purpose of making everyday feeding time more enjoyable for your dog.
It’s called the Rock & Bowl Puzzle Feeder.
Read more: PAW5 Rock ‘n Bowl Review: It’s A Slow Feed Dog Bowl & Interactive Puzzle Toy For Dogs!