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There are several thousand commercially available dog foods to choose from in the United States alone. Almost every one of these contains long lists of ingredients and hard to understand “guaranteed analysis” and imprecise feeding recommendations. Unfortunately, this plethora of information and fo...
There are several thousand commercially available dog foods to choose from in the United States alon...
Like humans, as a dog ages, their body will be less able to fight off disease and recover from daily physical ...
Exercising your dog consistently is one of the keys (along with diet) to keeping them fit and health...
Caveletti poles are a staple for agility dog fitness and skills training. Indeed, they are often the first pi...
Jack has lost a toe…no it hasn’t been misplaced, it’s been amputated. ...
You never used to hear too much about dogs getting cavities. That’s because dogs don’t normally ea...
One of our favorite features on SlimDoggy is our Dear Labby column. SlimDoggy Jack thoughtful answer...
Dear Labby, I was watching a funny video I saw on Facebook last week of an energetic boxer breaking out...
Those of you that follow us regularly may have noticed we haven’t been posting recently. We wa...
The SlimDoggy family has expanded. We have adopted a sweet little chocolate morsel named Coco. Coco was turned...
In our last post, we discussed the problems with using the feeding instructions on dog food labels. ...
The Association for Pet Obesity Prevention (APOP) has recently released the results of its latest annual pet o...
