Vegan dog food: a contradiction? When choosing food, many dog owners pay particular attention to the highest possible and high-quality meat content. There is a very simple assumption behind this: it is often thought that dogs are predators and therefore…
Even on the go rested & safe The combination of “car and dog” is a very special one: many four-legged friends love being chauffeured and get to know some new impressions in the process. Others are very reluctant to travel;…
Diarrhea in dogs occurs comparatively frequently. Although the causes are often harmless, the problem must be taken seriously because diarrhea quickly dehydrates the animals and thus quickly puts young and/or weakened four-legged friends in particular at risk. This is a…
Yes, dogs can eat artichokes as they are non-toxic and safe for them. Artichokes contain many health benefits for dogs, such as fiber, antioxidants and vitamins. However, artichokes should be fed in moderation and prepared properly to avoid potential risks.…
Puppy time is coming over faster, than you think When you take on a small bundle of fur, your heart immediately melts. In a certain sense, the dog will always remain your “baby” – unlike human children, the four-legged friends…
Yes, dogs can eat pineapple as long as it is offered in moderation and without the hard core. Pineapple is rich in vitamins, minerals and enzymes that can support the immune system and aid digestion. However, the amount should be…
Clean through the hot phase Heat trousers are a practical helper for your dog's heat period: female four-legged friends have had regular periods since the start of puberty menstrual periods, in which they are receptive to the opposite sex and…
Both wet and dry food provide the dog with sufficient energy and nutrients for a healthy, balanced life. Wet food is much more aromatic and is therefore often better accepted by dogs, but spoils quickly, especially when opened, and can…
Eye care in dogs: Often neglected, very important As dog owners, we of course do everything we can to ensure that our four-legged friends are well. That's why we invest a lot of time and money in the well-being of…
Diarrhea, nausea, flatulence, suffocation, stomach upset, obesity, toothache If your dog tends to gorge, this can have a number of unintended consequences: On the one hand, if you eat too quickly, your feeling of satiety decreases, the dog gets hungry…