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Open Farm Review: Setting the bar for what fresh, quality pet food looks likeCategory: Nutrition
“You are what you eat” does not only apply to humans but also our pets! You may have heard of Open Farm: they produce pet food made with fresh, high quality ingredients that are sourced from audited farms. With their commitment to strict, sustainable, and ethical practices, this translates to a better food for your pet and the proof is in their recipes. Some highlights below.
Defining what quality pet food looks like at Open Farm more |
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7 Springtime Safety Tips for DogsCategory: Dog Life
Spring is here! With the warmer weather upon us and more time being spent outdoors, our four-legged friends are susceptible to an increased number of accidents and illnesses. more |
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Breeds Best For Experienced Dog People, Plus Perfect Matches For Newbie Pet ParentsCategory: Breeds
“No matter if you’re a new dog owner or someone who has owned dogs your whole life, it’s always important to do your research before adding a dog to your home to make sure that breed’s needs fit in with your lifestyle,” says Gina DiNardo, Executive Secretary of the American Kennel Club (AKC). “Consider size, activity level, grooming needs, and temperament, among other things.” more |
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Canine IQ: How Smart is Your Dog?Category: Dog Life
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Therapy Dog Delivers "Hero Healing Kits" to Hospital WorkersCategory: Inspire
It’s not just people that are feeling the strain of being out of work. Therapy dogs, whose weeks often include visits to nursing homes, hospitals, schools, have their regularly scheduled visits on hold due to COVID-19. Dogtor Loki, a 2-year-old Rottweiler at the University of Maryland Medical Center, is one such dog. Before COVID-19, Dogtor Loki visited patients at the Baltimore hospital multiple times a week with his medical student mom, Caroline Benzel. more |
