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Britt

Britt Kascjak is a proud pet mom, sharing her heart (and her home) with her “pack” which includes her husband John, their 2 dogs – Indiana and Lucifer – and their 2 cats – Pippen and...
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Adoptable Dog of the Week – Cielo

Exploring Winter Wonderlands With Your Furry Friends - and on a Budget

When seeking out your ideal winter wonderland destination, there are many pet-friendly lodging options to choose from. And with a little planning, it’s easy to experience a budget-friendly vacation with your pet, without sacrificing the adventure.

Best Washable Pee Pads for Dogs

Whether you are working through the potty-training process with a new puppy or caring for a senior dog struggling with incontinence, pee pads are an essential tool to keep your home clean. But the cost of disposable pads can add up quickly, and they create a lot of waste. If you’re looking for an environmentally friendly option that will be kind to your bank account, you may want to consider switching to a reusable pad instead.Washable pee pads are fabric pas made with highly absorbent materials and a waterproof layer to protect your floors, furniture, vehicles, and more. Rather than disposing of them after use, the pads can be washed and reused. On average, a washable pad can be used 250-300 times before it needs to be replaced!If this sounds like the perfect solution for you and your dog, keep reading. We have compiled a list of the best washable pee pads for dogs, complete with a buyer’s guide discussing the key features to consider.

Adoptable Dog of the Week – Flora

Best Dog Grooming Tools

Owning a dog comes with many expenses, including veterinary bills, vaccinations, food costs, etc. One such cost that will vary from dog to dog is the cost of grooming upkeep. For low-maintenance dogs, this could be as easy as purchasing the right brush and using it once a week. But, for high-maintenance dog breeds, grooming is a lengthy, detailed, and costly process that incorporates both home grooming practices and appointments with a professional groomer.The good news is that much of your dog’s grooming can be done at home. But whether you’re confident enough to tackle your dog’s grooming at home or maintaining their coat between appointments, the tools you use are important! No one wants to spend their hard-earned money on something that won’t meet their needs.If you’re ready to invest in grooming tools for your dog, you’re in the right place. We have compiled a list of the 8 best dog grooming tools, along with some additional tips and considerations.

Choose High-Quality Nutrition for Your Dog With Rachael Ray Nutrish

As pet parents, we’re always on the search for the perfect food for our canine companions. This includes choosing food that supports their nutritional needs and offers a delicious taste they can’t resist. There are many different dog foods to choose from, but we prefer to feed a high-quality natural dog food free from unnecessary fillers and additives. That’s why we love Rachael Ray Nutrish’s Whole Health Blend.

Best Puppy Treats

If you have recently brought a puppy into your home, it’s an exciting time! Especially if this is your first dog. One mistake that new pet owners make is to buy everything and anything that catches their attention, spending far more than needed to meet their new dog’s needs. This often results in piles of dog supplies sitting unused and going to waste. With treats specifically, you may purchase 5 different kinds only to find out later that 4 aren’t recommended for your dog due to the ingredients used, the brand’s recall history, or other factors.If you relate to this, don’t worry. We’ve got you covered!In this guide to the best puppy treats, we have put together a list of our top recommended treats for a variety of different situations and considerations. This includes dental treats, single-ingredient treats for dogs with allergies, and treats to help motivate your dog positively during the training process. We’ve also shared some tips and tricks for your puppy training journey. Let’s get started…

Best Horses for Western Riding

Evolving from traditional ranching, western riding is a popular style associated primarily today with rodeos and the ranch lifestyle. It allows riders to control the horse with a single hand, freeing the other up for traditional ranch work like working a lasso. Today, horse lovers embrace Western riding not only as the preferred riding style when working on modern ranches but also for participating in rodeo events like barrel racing or enjoying a relaxing trail ride.Whether you are starting riding lessons with your heart set on Western riding principles or an experienced rider excitedly researching to purchase a new horse, we have you covered! Check out our list of the 10 best horses for Western riders. American Quarter Horse

Best Antlers for Dogs

Do you have a dog with a bad habit of chewing anything and everything they can get ahold of? If so, you’re not alone! Dogs have an innate drive to chew, and they aren’t afraid to focus that energy on your favorite shoes or the leg of a chair if there isn’t a suitable chew toy available. It’s a struggle that many dog owners face, but it can be overcome. Many products on the market will offer your dog a safe and suitable option for gnawing. Unfortunately, as we learn more about our dogs and how their bodies work, we have learned that many of the most popular solutions, like rawhide bones, can pose a health risk for our pups. A natural option that you may not have considered is to purchase an antler chew. Animals like elk and deer naturally shed their antlers. In the wild, these antlers are often a source of nutrition for a variety of animals, including mice, squirrels, porcupines, foxes, opossums, and more. Shed antlers have a durable exterior with softer marrow inside. This marrow is not only a tasty treat for your dog, but it’s also packed with vitamins and minerals. Interested in trying an antler for your pup but unsure where to start? We have put together a list of the best antlers for dogs as well as the answers to a few of the most common questions about dogs and antlers.

Best Dog Treats for Aggressive Chewers

If you share your heart with a heavy chewer, you know that investing in normal treats, toys, and dog chews is like throwing money out the window. Treats that are said to entertain a dog for hours are gone in the blink of an eye. Luckily, some companies have gone out of their way to develop treats with these chew-happy dogs in mind.When selecting a treat for your aggressive chewer, there are a few important factors you want to consider. How long will the treat last? Are the treats healthy for your dog to ingest? Is there a chance that they can get a piece off and choke? You may even be surprised to learn that some of the most common solutions for spoiling your aggressive chewer could be detrimental to their health.To help you make an informed decision when shopping for your pup, we have put together this list of the best dog treats for aggressive chewers. Plus, we’ve included a guide to help you manage your heavy chewer and their need to gnaw!

Best Dog Treats for Small Dogs

All dogs deserve a special treat on occasion. But with so many different treat options on the market, where do you start with choosing the best option? If you find yourself feeling overwhelmed with buzzwords like “grain-free,” “all-natural,” or “limited ingredient,” you’re not alone! As companies work harder to find ways to make their treats stand out above their competitors, navigating the market becomes increasingly challenging. To make it even more challenging, small dog owners must ensure that any treats they purchase are small enough for their dog or can be broken into smaller pieces. The first step to choosing the best dog treats for your small dog is understanding what you should look for. This includes identifying high-quality ingredients, understanding the labels you may see on the packaging, and recognizing the incredible health benefits that some treats offer. Here is our list of the 10 best dog treats for small dogs and tips for translating pet food packaging.

Adoptable Dog of the Week – Piper