The Dogtionary has a full social network built right into the site.
You can join as a dog owner or create a profile for your dog, and it's a completely politics and drama-free zone!
Join groups to connect with people in your city, breed groups and more!
| |
Everything a Healthy Dog NeedsRevival Animal Health is the premier online supplier of vaccines, vitamins, medications, & more. |
Click Here to Visit Revival Animal Health! |
Yes. If your dog has access to a large amount of crab apples and eats them whole, or if they eat the leaves or bark of a crab apple tree, it is toxic to them.
That’s because crab apples, like ordinary apples, have a compound in their seeds called cyanogenic glycoside, which turns into cyanide when digested. And we all know that cyanide is toxic to dogs and people. But that’s not the whole story. Here’s the rest of what you need to know.
We all want to give our dogs the best, and if you have a dog that is a picky eater or has a sensitive stomach, you might consider making home made dog food.
Let's take a look at what the best homemade food for dogs is and what you should do to make sure that your dog is getting all the nutrients they need from their diet.
Many dog owners are aware that many human foods are potentially dangerous and toxic to dogs. We're always trying to avoid accidental poisoning and protect our dogs from foods that could be dangerous for them. The good news is that oranges are not one of those foods.
Dogs can eat oranges, although you probably want to limit how much they eat. Here's what you need to know.