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By Brendan Soriano for Husky Liners Picture this: you’ve just finished a trail run with your dog, and before you can say “wait,” four filthy paws are planted on your back seat.​ Or maybe your golden retriever has covered the carpet in fur, drool coats the door panels, and the smell of wet dog lingers

By Christine Miller for Ollie If you’re thinking about switching your dog to a fresh food diet, you might be asking yourself: “Is fresh dog food safe?” It’s a smart question, because feeding fresh food contains perishable ingredients that require proper handling and storage. The short answer: Yes, fresh dog food is safe when it’s made,

You probably started planning your dog’s costume back in August. Between the matching outfits, the trial runs to see how long they’ll tolerate a miniature cowboy hat, and the endless photo shoots, your dedication to celebrating with your pup is unmatched. But as fun as spooky season is for humans, Halloween night can overwhelm dogs.

Protein-maxxing has taken over grocery store aisles, social media feeds and any conversation where someone mentions nutrition. The trend, which the American Medical Association (AMA) describes as a focus on maximizing dietary protein intake to support goals like metabolism, weight management and muscle growth, reflects a broader focus on getting more from the foods people

  Switching to fresh dog food means giving your pup better ingredients and better nutrition, but it also means handling their food more like you handle your own. That starts with knowing exactly how long fresh dog food stays safe in the fridge. Unlike dry kibble, fresh food is perishable. Storing it the right way

  Most dogs love to eat, and they’d happily take anything you offer them. OK, maybe not lettuce or raw green beans, but the list of foods a pup will turn down is usually short. As a pet parent, it’s your responsibility to keep your dog safe, which includes making sure the food and treats

  There’s a member of the household nobody thinks about during the back-to-school period, and right now, somewhere in America, he is lying on a kid’s empty bed, wondering what went wrong. The dog had a great summer. Let’s be honest about that. Three months of kids home all day, snacks falling from the sky,

  Pet ownership has increased significantly in the U.S. over the past 30 years, with data from the American Veterinary Medical Association showing a 45% rise. The combined population of domestic cats and dogs now tops 163 million. Many pet owners invest deeply in their animals—not just financially, but emotionally. The evidence is in the

  Every August 26, the internet does its thing. Coffee chains hand out Pup Cups. Pet stores run promotions. Your feed fills up with golden retrievers wearing party hats. National Dog Day has become one of those holidays that’s easy to celebrate without knowing anything about it. Before it was a hashtag, National Dog Day