Single-ingredient dog treats are a great, healthy option for dogs with allergies because they consist of one ingredient only & are grain-free.

In my raw feeding FAQs section, I answer questions like “how do I start”, “can puppies eat raw”, “how much raw dog food does my dog need” and “what about veggies, purines and Dalmatians?”

Fireworks scare animals, which is why it’s essential to learn how to calm dogs during fireworks and ease their fireworks anxiety! Ideally with outlets for their physical energy during the day and calming strategies at night.

Why do dogs regurgitate raw dog food? There are 3 great solutions to prevent regurgitation in dogs, and the third one worked for my pup!

If your dog is constipated on a raw diet, you’re probably feeding too much bone. Learn about the ideal bone amount & how to help him poop easier.

In this blog post, I share 3 specific reasons why you may not want to make homemade raw dog food and stick with store-bought raw dog food after all.

“Give Your Dog A Bone” is a book on raw dog food that offers valuable advice on 313 pages and retails for around $26.99.

Raw eggs for dogs are a cheap & complete source of protein. That’s because they contain all 8 essential amino acids, the building blocks of protein.

Raw rabbit heads are hypoallergenic raw meaty bones that are fully edible. They consist mostly of bone but also have some muscle meat on them.

Dog tartar build up is visually unappealing AND unhealthy, which is why it’s important to prevent it both in kibble-fed dogs and raw-fed dogs.

Today I’m sharing 7 options for low cost raw dog food and how to prepare it. Follow my tips to score deals and nourish your pup with everything they need to thrive!

Talk to your anti raw vet from a position of knowledge! That includes sharing hard facts, resources and recipes you feed.

Chicken bones for dogs have a bad reputation, but they can actually be a great addition to your dog’s diet as long as they’re fed THIS way!