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15 Apr 2018 by Robert Belobrajdic
5 Ways Holistic Dog Food Can Make a Difference in Your Dog’s Life!
When choosing a food, it’s important to think about your whole dog – not just his stomach. And while we all have to pay attention to our budget as well, a high quality holistic dog food can really make a difference to both your dog and your wallet! What is holistic? As a reminder for those who m ...Read More
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8 Apr 2018 by Robert Belobrajdic
Should Your Dog be on Medication for Arthritis?
As your dog ages, he may develop aches and pains just like we do. Arthritis affects 20 percent of all dogs! Often, your vet will suggest putting him on pain medications, usually NSAIDs (Nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs), to help your dog live a more normal, pain-free life. But if your dog starts ...Read More
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18 Mar 2018 by Robert Belobrajdic
What Type of Dog Leash Should I Use?
If you are a new dog owner, you may be surprised to find an entire aisle of dog leashes at the pet store. You were probably expecting to go in, find a lead in a color you like and leave. But now you are faced with more decisions that you were prepared for and the biggest question of all – which on ...Read More
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11 Mar 2018 by Robert Belobrajdic
Signs of Joint Pain in Your Dog (And a Natural Ways to Ease the Pain!)
It’s easy to forget that our dogs age faster than we do and therefore may start having joint pain from arthritis or dysplasia sooner than we would like. This is especially true for: · Large breeds · Very active dogs such those doing agility, herding, flyball, etc. · Dogs with previous ...Read More
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4 Mar 2018 by Robert Belobrajdic
What is Taurine and Why Does my Dog Need It?
By now you have probably seen the word Taurine on your dog’s food ingredient label. And you have probably wondered what exactly it is and does my dog need it? Nowadays, it makes sense to be wary about what companies are putting in your dog’s food – we know some manufacturers put in things that ...Read More
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18 Feb 2018 by Robert Belobrajdic
My Dog Has a Runny Nose – Should I Be Worried?
Just like us, dogs get running noses for a variety of reasons. Knowing what the possible causes may be and what else to look for can help you decide whether or not your dog needs immediate veterinary treatment or not. A “running” nose means there is some type of discharge coming from your dog ...Read More
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11 Feb 2018 by Robert Belobrajdic
Should I Add Water to My Dog’s Food?
A longtime marketing angle of dry kibble was that it helps clean teeth. However if you ever watch your dog (especially a Lab!) scarf down their food you know that your dog is not chewing those kibble much, if at all. (It is for this reason we recommend meaty bones a couple times a week to clean thos ...Read More
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4 Feb 2018 by Robert Belobrajdic
What are Skin Tags on Dogs and do I need to be Concerned?
Skin tags are growths that are usually found on dogs as they age. They can appear quite suddenly, seemingly overnight, which understandably can cause concern for pet owners. Of course, the main concern is skin cancer, which is something that immediately springs to mind when people see a growth on th ...Read More
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21 Jan 2018 by Robert Belobrajdic
Flea and Worm Treatments – Are Any of Them Good?
Having pests – including fleas, worms and ticks – attacking your dog and possibly your family is awful. But, finding a way to prevent them can be challenging. While there are lots of products on the market, it does seem like none of them work 100% of the time. Topical Flea Treatments< ...Read More
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14 Jan 2018 by Robert Belobrajdic
Dog Nail Clipping 101
For a surprising number of dogs, nail clipping is a source of great stress and fear. But it is necessary. Dogs whose nails are not kept short by routine clipping can end up with several issues including trouble walking and nails that curl into the paw pad, sometimes requiring surgery to correct. Nai ...Read More
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7 Jan 2018 by Robert Belobrajdic
Tips for Picking a Pet Sitter
The most stressful part of going on a vacation or work trip is leaving our dogs behind. After all, they trust us to give them excellent care and they are a beloved part of our lives. Trusting them to a stranger can be scary. The following are a few tips on how to pick a pet sitter so you can relax a ...Read More
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31 Dec 2017 by Robert Belobrajdic
What to Look For in a Good Dog Kennel
It feels like for every story of a good boarding facility, we hear two nightmare tales. It’s a lot of work to run a successful dog kennel. One where the dogs are happy and relaxed, the area is clean, the staff are knowledgeable and that makes money. And that’s why it can be stressful and scary t ...Read More
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24 Dec 2017 by Robert Belobrajdic
How to Teach Your Dog to Leave It
Teaching a dog to Leave It – as in leave an object, piece of food, person, even another animal – is one of the most important cues. Not only can it save your stuff – say the iPhone he is about grab - but it can save your dog’s life if he is going after something poisonous or dangerous. For y ...Read More
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17 Dec 2017 by Robert Belobrajdic
Make Your Own Holiday Candy Cane Dog Treats
With the holidays approaching, this fun recipe can be a way for you to treat your own dog, or give as hostess gifts for the dog lover in your life that’s throwing a party – simply wrap in a pretty basket, dog bowl, stocking, or jar. Sure beats getting another fruitcake! The great thing about ...Read More
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10 Dec 2017 by Robert Belobrajdic
How to Stop Your Dog from Chewing Everything!
When it comes to chewing, there are two scenarios: 1. The puppy or adult dog (usually a rescue) who hasn’t been taught that for some strange reason we humans don’t want them enjoying all the tasty things around our house 2. The adult dog that’s always been good but has suddenly ...Read More
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3 Dec 2017 by Robert Belobrajdic
How To Keep Your Dog Food Fresh
Keeping your dog’s food fresh and uncontaminated is an important part of keeping your dog healthy. While dry food does last a long time, it can still mold, grow bacteria and get infested with bugs. It can also go stale and even start to lose nutrients if it’s stored incorrectly or too old. He ...Read More
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19 Nov 2017 by Robert Belobrajdic
How To Prepare Your Dog For A Kennel Stay
Having to stay at a kennel can be traumatic for a dog. The environment is often loud and full of strange people and dogs. They are not in a comfortable room, lounging on a sofa like they are used to doing at home. For you, there’s the worry your dog will be safe and happy or the trouble they may c ...Read More
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12 Nov 2017 by Robert Belobrajdic
The Basics of How Your Dog Digests Food
Ever wondered if your dog digests his food in the same way you do? Interestingly, dogs have the shortest system of any mammals. It takes around 9 hours for the whole process (depending on age, health and size of dog). Puppies take even less time. Knowing a bit about how your dog’s digestion proces ...Read More
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5 Nov 2017 by Robert Belobrajdic
8 Ways to Burn off That Puppy Energy When Stuck Inside!
Bad weather is no fun, especially if it’s keeping you indoors more than you would like. But, if you own a high-energy puppy, being stuck indoors can soon become a nightmare as you try to keep your cute bundle of fur from destroying your home out of boredom. If you are fresh out of ideas, here is a ...Read More
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22 Oct 2017 by Robert Belobrajdic
Does Your Dog Have a Vitamin Deficiency?
When we talk about how nutritionally good a dog food is, many of us focus on protein and fat content, especially since dog food marketing makes it appear these are the only important parts of the food. However, just like us, dogs need vitamins and vitamin deficiencies can cause all kinds of health p ...Read More
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15 Oct 2017 by Robert Belobrajdic
Does Your Dog Have Morals? New Study Says Your Dog IS Fair, and Not Because of You!
Have you ever wondered if dogs have morals? And if they do, is it something we humans teach them? After all, morals – a standard of behavior or beliefs about what is and is not acceptable to do – including fairness and guilt – are often thought of as human traits. But is this correct? Should w ...Read More
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8 Oct 2017 by Robert Belobrajdic
Looking for a Running Buddy? Not All Breeds Are a Good Idea.
A dog can be a great workout buddy. They not only work as a reason to get out and do something active, they are non-judgmental and will never comment on your weight or how fast/far you go. Not to mention they are probably the cutest running buddy you will ever have! BUT NOT ALL DOGS ARE C ...Read More
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1 Oct 2017 by Robert Belobrajdic
Why Does My Dog Love To Roll In Dead Animals?
Like poop eating, why dogs like to roll in dead animals and other stinky things is not something with a straight answer. Since our dogs can’t talk to us and explain why they do something that, to us, is disgusting, all we can do is study them and come up with the “most likely” reason. Unfor ...Read More
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10 Sep 2017 by Robert Belobrajdic
How To Teach Your Dog to Fetch!
Fetch is a great way to exercise your dog if they have more stamina than you, which is often the case. It’s also a good to teach your dog to bring things back to you, because sometimes they end up with something you don’t want them to have – for example your shoe or something they find along a ...Read More
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3 Sep 2017 by Robert Belobrajdic
Discover What Dogs Are at Risk of These Serious Health Issues!
Since almost half the dogs in Australia are overweight, there is a good chance you own at least one obese dog. And you most definitely know one or two. An overweight dog is more likely to develop several, serious health issues that will shorten your dog’s life. (Not to mention cost you thousands a ...Read More
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20 Aug 2017 by Robert Belobrajdic
“How to Bond with Your New Rescue Dog!”
Rescuing a dog is a great feeling – you just saved a life. You want nothing more than to shower your new best friend with love and attention. But often that life comes with baggage and he may not be ready to receive your kindness just yet. He needs to trust you first. Here are a few ideas of ways ...Read More
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13 Aug 2017 by Robert Belobrajdic
Does My Puppy Need a Special Type of Food?
We all know that companies are fighting for you to buy their products. And not just once, most want customers that are loyal and re-purchase their products again and again. In the case of pet food, they want to stay with their brand for the life of your pet. And you have a lot of choices, which mean ...Read More
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6 Aug 2017 by Robert Belobrajdic
“10 Important Things To Get Your Puppy Used To ASAP!”
You just brought home your adorable puppy and all you can think about is cuddling, playing and choosing a name. But, from the moment you picked her up, it became your responsibility to turn her into a well-adjusted canine. This means getting her used to all the things she is going to encounter durin ...Read More
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30 Jul 2017 by Robert Belobrajdic
Does My Dog Need More Water In Winter?
We often think of dogs getting hot and thirsty in the summer time, so we take extra care to make sure water is in plentiful supply. You may give your dog ice cubes, wet down their food and even let them play in a sprinkler. We know the risks of dehydration and hyperthermia (heatstroke) and are there ...Read More
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21 Jul 2017 by Robert Belobrajdic
Is Your Large or Giant Breed Puppy Getting TOO Much CALCIUM?
We all know that calcium is important for bone growth and so it’s natural to think, bigger puppy, bigger bones must need more calcium! And it’s true. Too little calcium can cause serious issues in your large or giant breed puppy. BUT remember that old saying, “Too much of a good thing. ...Read More
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16 Jul 2017 by Robert Belobrajdic
Does My Dog Need A Jacket In Cold Weather?
Putting clothes on dog is a topic that can quickly escalate into a heated debate – with passionate people on both sides. Some call it cruel – others say their dog likes being “dressed up.” Putting the fashion-forward pup aside, new dog owners may wonder if their dog doesn’t need a jacket d ...Read More
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9 Jul 2017 by Robert Belobrajdic
Is One of Australia’s Most Popular Dog Breeds Right for you?
So you’ve decided to get a dog and you already have a breed in mind. Maybe a good friend has one that you adore, or you’ve seen them on TV and just think they are the coolest. But loving the way a dog looks is only skin deep – every breed has their pros and cons and you should be sure the bree ...Read More
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2 Jul 2017 by Robert Belobrajdic
New Study Shows Your Dog’s Food Could Make Him More Likely to Gain Weight!
No, we don’t mean overfeeding your dog (although that is the number one reason most dogs are overweight!). New research published in mBio shows that the ratio of protein and carbohydrates in food can have a direct effect on your dog’s gut and may be causing weight gain and hindering we ...Read More
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18 Jun 2017 by Robert Belobrajdic
Top 10 Things Dog Owners Think When a Stranger Comes To Pet Their Dog!
If you take your dog out in public, it’s going to happen eventually. It’s inevitable. Somebody is going to run up and grab your dog. Pet your dog. Maybe take its picture. And while you may force a smile or try to make the best out of what could be a bad situation, let’s face it, we know you ar ...Read More
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10 Jun 2017 by Robert Belobrajdic
Should My Dog Be Fatter In Winter?
Bears, bats, squirrels, and many other animals start to pack on the pounds at the end of summer through autumn to prepare for winter. This may make you think your dog should also be packing on the pounds for winter. So maybe you add a bit extra to their food. After all, they need to stay warm right? ...Read More
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3 Jun 2017 by Robert Belobrajdic
What Does “Holistic” Mean & Why it Matters!
In the last decade, there have been many changes in dog food and with them came a whole new set of terminologies. Two of the most used are “natural” and “holistic.” Unfortunately, the definition of these two terms have become muddied, with many consumers believing they mean the same thing. O ...Read More
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21 May 2017 by Robert Belobrajdic
How To Keep Your Apartment Dog Happy & Healthy!
Many of us live in apartments or townhouses these days. Just because you lack space, doesn’t mean you should not get to enjoy the company of a dog. However, if you want your dog to be happy and healthy living mostly indoors, you may need to put some extra effort into his daily activities.... Read More
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14 May 2017 by Robert Belobrajdic
Thinking of Getting a Puppy?
Don’t Get A Puppy…Until You’ve Done These Things!
It’s easy to rush out and bring a pup home when puppy fever strikes. Then you get home and within a few hours panic sets in as you realize you were not really prepared – your home is a me ...Read More
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7 May 2017 by Robert Belobrajdic
How to Boost Your Dog’s Diet by Pairing Raw Food with Stay Loyal!
Here at Stay Loyal, we are all about making sure your dog has the best nutrition possible, so she lives a longer, healthier life. Feeding good food saves you money, not just on the food itself, but in vet bills. Just like humans, dogs need a balanced diet. And, just like human food, no dog food can ...Read More
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30 Apr 2017 by Robert Belobrajdic
Discover How To Identify This Common Infection In Your Dog!
Yeast infections are very common in pets – both dogs and cats. This type of fungal infection is created by an overgrowth of Malassezia species of yeast, which is always present on your dog’s body in their skin, ears and mucocutaneous areas. Dogs living in hot, humid environments tend to get more ...Read More
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23 Apr 2017 by Robert Belobrajdic
Are You Ready For A Dog?
Whether you are thinking about adopting a rescue or getting a puppy, there are many things to consider besides breed, color, and gender. The decision to get a dog should never be a snap one, after all, most dog breeds live between 12 and 20 years – that’s a long-term commitment. Here are some th ...Read More
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16 Apr 2017 by Robert Belobrajdic
Effects Of Alcohol On Dogs And How To Avoid Ingestion
We all know your dog shouldn’t join us at the bar on Friday nights to hit back a few beers. But just how bad is alcohol for dogs and why? The Pet Poison Helpline lists alcohol poisoning as “generally mild to severe.” It’s not something you want to take a chance with, as it can be deadly. ...Read More
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9 Apr 2017 by Robert Belobrajdic
What To Do If Your Dog Is Vomiting Or Regurgitating!
For humans, vomiting means something is up with the body. We are sick, we ate something bad, we drank too much, we’re pregnant, etc. It’s a pretty safe to say that if you are throwing up, something’s wrong and it warrants a doctor’s visit. But with dogs, rushing to the veterinary office ever ...Read More
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2 Apr 2017 by Robert Belobrajdic
Does Your Dogs Store Bought Food Contain this Toxic Ingredient?
You probably answered an immediate “no” to this question, possibly with laughter and scoffing in your voice – who would do that?? But, if you are feeding low-quality food or treats, chances are, you are feeding your dog a compound used to make antifreeze, propylene glycol. Well, if it’s in m ...Read More
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26 Mar 2017 by Robert Belobrajdic
Why Is My Dog Constantly Licking His Paws?
Obsessive paw licking is always a sign of trouble. There are four common reasons that your dog may be doing this – all of them require your attention. The first two are behavioral, while the second two are environmental. Injuries & Infections If you see your dog suddenly ...Read More
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20 Mar 2017 by Robert Belobrajdic
5 Amazing Health Benefits Of Dog Companionship!
Dog lovers have always known there was something special about sharing their life with one. Recently, researchers, scientists, doctors and therapists have become increasingly interested in this phenomenon. As stories come to light about how dogs have helped people in incredible ways. If you thought ...Read More
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10 Mar 2017 by Robert Belobrajdic
Are all Grain-Free Dog Foods Created Equal?
When comparing grain-free dog foods you need to compare more than just the price! Grain free dog foods are becoming all the rage, but are they all the same? Basically… NO! In this article, I am comparing two grain free dog food products. One from the top of the price ran ...Read More
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7 Mar 2017 by Robert Belobrajdic
3 Tips To Keep Your Dog’s Teeth Clean
You may think that “doggie breath” is just part of a dog being a dog. But that bad breath is probably a sign that your dog’s teeth need some attention. Letting bad breath go is a good way to end up with a very expensive veterinary bill. Did you know your best friend can actually die from untre ...Read More
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27 Feb 2017 by Robert Belobrajdic
How This One Feeding Mistake Can Shorten Your Dog’s Life!
Over 41% of Australian Dog Owners make this Fatal Mistake!
Dog obesity is on the rise. In 2013, the Animal Health Alliance reported that 41% of Australian dogs were overweight. It’s believed by veterinarians that number has gone up since then. L ...Read More
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22 Feb 2017 by Robert Belobrajdic
8 Benefits A Daily Walk Has For You And Your Dog!
It’s been shown that 80 percent of all New Year’s Resolutions fail by February 1. Which means if your resolution – like so many of us – was to get into shape by walking more, you’ve probably already given up. However, a daily walk has so many benefits for you and your dog that we urge you ...Read More
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13 Feb 2017 by Robert Belobrajdic
6 Ways To Ensure Your Dog Doesn’t Get Into Your Valentine’s Day Sweets
Valentine’s Day is the second biggest sweets holiday next to Easter. Traditionally chocolate, candies and other sweets, like chocolate-covered strawberries, are given to us by friends and loved ones. And while these treats are yummy for us, they can spell disaster for our dogs. And it’s not just ...Read More
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24 Jan 2017 by Robert Belobrajdic
New Research into Canine Bloat
The word bloat strikes fear into the heart of any large dog owner. It strikes quickly and kills within hours. By the time the owner notices the signs, they may have even less time to get to the emergency vet and save the dog's life. And while it does strike mostly large-bodied deep-chested d ...Read More
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21 Jan 2017 by Robert Belobrajdic
How do Grains Effect Zinc Absorption?
Zinc deficiency in dogs is more common than we think and it can cause many health issues. While a dog can get zinc toxicity, this is rare. Far more common is deficiency. Zinc deficiency can be caused by either a dog’s food not having enough Zinc or by the dog’s body not being ...Read More
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18 Jan 2017 by Robert Belobrajdic
Can Your Dog Drink Too Much Water?
"Water intoxication" causes a life-threatening condition called hyponatremia!
It was a fun day at the lake, with a friend's dog repeatedly diving after his favorite ball. When it came time to leave, the dog seemed a little shaky, but with all that ...Read More
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11 Jan 2017 by Robert Belobrajdic
Fueling the Canine Athlete
News Flash #1: Dog athletes are not the same as human athletes. News Flash #2: The differences go beyond the number of legs and amount of hair. Here's the big difference when it comes to nutrition for athletes: Because dog muscles have more mitochondria than human muscles they rely more on fat ...Read More
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3 Jan 2017 by Robert Belobrajdic
11 Reasons Why You Need to Check the Fat Levels in Your Dog’s Food!
Fat-free, low-fat---most of us have been engrained since childhood to equate these labels with being healthy. And we tend to project this on to our dog's diets. But we're not the same as dogs, and too little fat in a dog's diet can be as bad---maybe worse---than too much. Just from ...Read More
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28 Dec 2016 by Robert Belobrajdic
Meat Versus Meat Meal in Dog Food!
If you're looking at a list of ingredients, which sounds better: "meat" or "meat meal?" Chances are most people would answer "meat." Most people would be wrong. Here's why:- Ingredient lists on pet foods by law must list the various ingredients according to their we ...
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21 Dec 2016 by Robert Belobrajdic
Canine Christmas Caveats
'Twas the morning after Christmas, when all over the floor,
There was dog puke and dog poop, more and more!
We'd handed out scraps and all sorts of pies, ...
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19 Dec 2016 by Robert Belobrajdic
One Customer’s Regret About Trying Our Food
There are many factors that can contribute to your dog's behavior, which includes his or her diet. If you dog is eating food that is filled with cheap fillers, then it will have an impact on his or her digestive system, health and even behavior. How Food Can Impact Your Dog's Behavior...Read More
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12 Dec 2016 by Robert Belobrajdic
The Hunger Genes Is your dog always hungry? Maybe it’s in his genes—at least, if he’s a Labrador Retriever.
Let's face it: Most dogs love to eat, and they'd eat themselves into obesity if we let them. It's part of their feast or famine evolutionary history. Wolves evolved to stuff themselves when their pack brought down large prey, and then starve themselves until the next kill. To some extent, domestic d ...Read More
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5 Dec 2016 by Robert Belobrajdic
Holistic Ways To Calm A Nervous Dog
Living with a nervous, stressed dog can be difficult. It can keep you from doing everyday things, like having a party, because your dog can’t handle it. Maybe you’ve given up on trying to vacuum or cringe every time the neighbor brings out his lawn mower, knowing it’s going to send your poor d ...Read More
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28 Nov 2016 by Robert Belobrajdic
Something Should Be Fishy About Your Dog’s Skin Care Regime
Your dog’s skin and coat health is a direct reflection on the diet he is being fed. One of the first things you notice if you see some pictures of rescued dogs is the abysmal condition of their coats due to lack of good nutrition. Just like we need vitamins for healthy skin, nails, and hair, your ...Read More
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21 Nov 2016 by Robert Belobrajdic
Healthy Alternatives To Store Bought Treats!
Most store bought treats are eagerly gobbled up by your dog. That’s because most of them are the equivalent of human junk food. Full of salt, artificial preservatives, colours, flavours and chemicals that quite frankly shouldn’t be consumed. So while your dog may love them, they aren’t the ...Read More
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14 Nov 2016 by Robert Belobrajdic
5 Ways Dogs Improve Human Lives
As dog owners, we are determined to keep our dogs healthy. Although we usually focus on the health of our furry friends, dogs can have a positive impact on our own health. Our canine companions give our lives meaning. When you have a dog, you are also more prone to exercise. There have been several ...Read More
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17 Oct 2016 by Robert Belobrajdic
Do you have a picky eater?
Before dogs were household pets, they were carnivorous hunters in the wild. They were not given food in a personalized dish bowl. They had to hunt and kill their food, so their food source was a diet high in animal protein. It is important to consider the ingredients in the dog food you are givin ...Read More
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10 Oct 2016 by Robert Belobrajdic
Why You Should Teach Your Dog a New Trick
When you have a dog, it is your responsibility to keep them healthy. Playtime is a vital part of keeping your canine healthy and happy, and it prevents boredom which can lead to behavior problems. When you introduce your dog to new tricks, it keeps him or her mentally stimulated and active. Introduc ...Read More
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3 Oct 2016 by Robert Belobrajdic
The story of Hugo & Dot
If you notice that your dog is licking, chewing, or scratching his or her skin, then there could be several causes. Itchy skin can be caused by dryness, fatty acid deficiencies, or other conditions. We want our dogs to be comfortable, so it is important to understand and remedy why your dog has itch ...Read More
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26 Sep 2016 by Robert Belobrajdic
DIY Grain-Free Peanut Butter Treats
Dogs are naturally meat eaters, so a grain-free diet is essential for maintaining optimal health in your canine companion. There are many benefits to keeping your dog on a grain-free diet, which include: • A grain-free diet can keep your canine companion more satisfied and full. • A grain-fr ...Read More
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19 Sep 2016 by Robert Belobrajdic
The Benefits of a Doggy Massage
If you want to keep your pup happy, then a doggy massage can be beneficial. There are many benefits to a doggy massage that are similar to humans. When dogs get massaged, they have improved circulation, less stress, muscle tension relief, and it can promote bonding between you and your canine compan ...Read More
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12 Sep 2016 by Robert Belobrajdic
Fish oil does what for your dog?
When it comes to our canine companions, we do all we can to make sure they stay healthy. Omega-3 fish oil is known as a supplement that has widespread benefits in humans, but Omega-3 fish oil also has a wide range of health benefits for dogs as well. When it comes to keeping your dog healthy, Omega- ...Read More
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5 Sep 2016 by Robert Belobrajdic
Don’t take it from us…
As dog owners, we all want our dogs feeling great with plenty of energy. When dogs are puppies, they are filled with energy and it isn’t hard to keep them active. Over time, we may not notice how our dog’s energy decreases, which is caused by age. If your dog is getting older, then there are way ...Read More
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29 Aug 2016 by Robert Belobrajdic
What NOT to feed your dog
If you have a dog, then it is vital you know foods your dog can eat and foods that can harm your pup. It is important to remember that dogs are not like humans; they have a different digestive system and are not meant to eat certain foods. If you share table scraps with your dog, then you are increa ...Read More
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22 Aug 2016 by Robert Belobrajdic
Let’s go on a scavenger hunt
There are many responsibilities to having a dog, which include spending time playing with your canine companion. There are many benefits to playing with your dog. If a dog owner plays with his or her dog, then a dog will be less likely to get bored. Many dogs that do not get enough playtime have beh ...Read More
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15 Aug 2016 by Robert Belobrajdic
The Benefits of Feeding Your Dog a Grain-Free Diet
Canines are members of the family, so keeping them healthy is an important part of being a dog owner. Although dogs today are accustomed to specialized doggie dishes and pet beds, there was a time when they were hunters in the wild. Before dogs became household pets, they had to hunt for food, which ...Read More
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8 Aug 2016 by Robert Belobrajdic
Check out this before & after
As pet owners, we all want our dog to have a healthy coat that is full of shine. However, many dogs have coats that are dull and dry. Dull, dry coats can lead to itchy skin. If you want your dog to have a shiny coat, then providing your canine friend with a healthy diet is key. Why a Heal ...Read More
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1 Aug 2016 by Robert Belobrajdic
Why Your Dog May Eat Grass
If you notice your dog eating grass, then there could be many reasons for this behavior. It could be that your dog just has a desire to eat grass, or it could be that something is wrong with your dog’s digestive system. If you have a dog, then more than likely you are going to notice them eating g ...Read More
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25 Jul 2016 by Robert Belobrajdic
An Active Dog is a Healthy Dog
Canines, like humans, require an active lifestyle to stay healthy. So, taking time out of your day to spend playing with your dog is a great way to not only increase the bond between an owner and a pet, but also to keep you both living longer. Like that of humanity, obesity is becoming a major healt ...Read More
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18 Jul 2016 by Robert Belobrajdic
Is fat a good thing for your dog?
All pet owners want their dogs to stay healthy and happy, which is why it is important to understand what kind of diet is best for your dog. Although humans should avoid a high-fat diet to stay healthy, dogs need a high-fat diet to maintain optimal health. In fact, dogs need a high-fat diet because ...Read More
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29 Jun 2016 by Robert Belobrajdic
Is Your Dog Getting the RIGHT Proteins?
Coming home from a long day at work and having your dog greet you is one of the greatest welcomes you can get. But when your dog isn’t getting the proper nutrition they need… this might not happen as frequently as you wish it would. Take a close look at your dog’s coat, is it dull and dry ...Read More
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Dog Health16 Mar 2016 by Robert Belobrajdic
Removing Abscesses and Other Foreign Particles in Your Dog’s Body WITHOUT Surgery!
Many years ago (I’m afraid to actually think back that far.) I was talking to the lady at the health food store, when she noticed I was fiddling with an annoying splinter, in my hand, while listening to her. She said I should try some silica tissue salts to help dislodge the splinter. Because I co ...Read More
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Dog Food2 Mar 2016 by Robert Belobrajdic
Online Dog Food Warning
Are You Being Misled? Alarming Trend on Dog Food Websites
Yesterday, I was researching where people go to buy dog food online. It was not long into my research that I began to notice an alarming trend: ...Read More
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Dog Health25 Jan 2016 by Robert Belobrajdic
More Life For Your Dog?
6 Surprising Protein Facts That Can Add Years To Your Dog’s Life And Save You Money!
Scientists, Canine Nutritionists, Veterinarians agree…Dietary protein is essential to your dog’s healt ...
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Dog Health13 Jan 2016 by Robert Belobrajdic
5 Things You Need To Do This Summer To Keep Your Dog Happy and Healthy!
You may not know this but summer brings many dangers to your dog’s wellbeing and happiness. Here are the 5 Most Important things I believe you should do to ensure your dog is happy and healthy during the hot summer days.- Fleas- They can be really annoying to your dog and yourself. They ...
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Dog Health5 Jan 2016 by Robert Belobrajdic
When Caring for Your Dog, Less is often More?
With caring for your dog, we all want to do the best job we can. Sometimes this causes us to overthink things and even do too much for them even if it is not beneficial to them. A good example is giving treats and overfeeding. We do these things because we want to show them we love them. Over the ...Read More
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Dog Health28 Dec 2015 by Robert Belobrajdic
Avoid Your Dog Being Scared or Lost This Fireworks Season!
Fireworks are fun for us but many pets freak out at the noise and bright explosions. In fact many dogs get very scared and jump out of their yards trying to get away from the noise. These dogs are often found but many are also forever lost or even injured or killed after running into the traffic. ...Read More
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Dog Health24 Dec 2015 by Robert Belobrajdic
How Much Should I Exercise My Dog?
I can’t give a blanket answer for this question because every dog is different and needs different amounts of exercise. Not to mention owners have different degrees of fitness. So here is a rough guide of what is possible and also of what to look out for. Puppies and older dogs don’t need ...Read More
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Dog Health15 Dec 2015 by Robert Belobrajdic
How To Stop Your Dog Pulling On The Leash!
Nothing gives your dog greater pleasure than to be taken for a walk outside. This is a great time to bond with your dog and work on your dog training; however, most owners don’t enjoy taking their dogs for a walk. And that’s because they’re not taking the dog for a walk—the dog is taking the ...Read More
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Dog Health7 Dec 2015 by Robert Belobrajdic
How Often Should You Vaccinate Your Dog?
If you are vaccinating every year… you really need to read this article.
After one of our customers was asking about vaccinations I thought I would do an article on the subject and add a different perspective to what you may be hearing from you ...Read More
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Dog Health2 Dec 2015 by Robert Belobrajdic
4 Things to Avoid When Buying Dog Food Online!
How to navigate through the veritable minefield of hundreds of different dog food options online.
Buying dog food online is an increasing trend among dog owners. After all, you can’t beat shopping from home combined with the convenience of your ...Read More
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Dog Food24 Nov 2015 by Robert Belobrajdic
3 Simple Steps to Stop Your Dog Becoming a Fussy Eater And… How to Cure it if They Already are Fussy!
If you own a fussy dog, or you are unsure about how to feed your dog, then you’ll be pleased to read this. I have been feeding dogs for over 30 years now and have used this technique for the last 20 years. In all that time, I have never had problems with fussy eaters. And fully 100% of the dogs ...Read More
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Dog Health17 Nov 2015 by Robert Belobrajdic
Dog Poo!!!
A Quick Guide.
I have picked up tens of thousands of dog stools in my life [with pooper scooper ;-)], so I think it kinda makes me a bit of an expert on dog poo. I have noticed that often people really freak out about their dogs stool changing ...Read More
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Dog Food15 Oct 2015 by Robert Belobrajdic
Avoid Health Problems By Following These Dog Care Tips!
This is how I feed my dogs and many of my friends feed their dogs. The focus is on doing what you can in everyday life to make your dog as healthy as possible and avoid your dog becoming ill. Feed adult dogs once a day! I know many people feed twice a day and some people let thei ...Read More
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Dog Food15 Oct 2015 by Robert Belobrajdic
Avoid Health Problems By Following These Dog Care Tips-Part Two!
Next tip is something no dog food company is going to tell you, except us at Stay Loyal! So please take it on board.“It’s Better To Feed Your Dog Less, And Have a Healthy Lean Dog Than Feed It Too Much and Have An Obese Dog!”
Sure you can ...Read More
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Dog Health24 Sep 2015 by Robert Belobrajdic
Don’t Freak Out If Your Dog Is Vomiting or Regurgitating!
What you need to know is that dogs can regurgitate food or bile a lot easier than us humans. It’s an evolutionary adaption due to their scavenging ways. Basically it allows them to eat just about anything and if their body doesn’t react well to whatever they just ate, they can safely bring it ba ...Read More
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Dog Health8 Sep 2015 by Robert Belobrajdic
The 10 Point Canine Health Check You Can Do At Home!
Every day I look at my dogs and do an intuitive health check on them. I always notice changes in energy levels and the way they move. Whether they are more energetic or flat and lethargic, whatever it is, I always notice. I also notice the way they move if they have a slight limp or if an older dog ...Read More
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Dog Food2 Sep 2015 by Robert Belobrajdic
7 Things Your Dog Wants You to Know Before You Buy Another Bag Of Dog Food!
If you are unsure about the food you are feeding your dog, then here are some great pieces of information that your dog will love you for.- Your dog wants you to know that he or she is a carnivore. That means that they mostly like eating meat. Because their biology also allows them to sca ...
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Dog Training25 Aug 2015 by Robert Belobrajdic
The No.1 Rule of Dog Training!
When dealing with your dog, consistency is very important. And I'm talking here about both the initial teaching/training of your dog, and also the reinforcement of those teachings throughout your dog's life. It's essential for your dog's mental wellbeing for you to be consistent when disciplining ...Read More