Hi everyone! It is really hot here in Brazil, so I decided to share a really cool recipe with you that I make for my dog—and he absolutely loves it: ice cream for dogs.
It's a very easy recipe you can make on hotter days to treat your little friend.
Hi everyone! It is really hot here in Brazil, so I decided to share a really cool recipe with you that I make for my dog—and he absolutely loves it: ice cream for dogs.
It's a very easy recipe you can make on hotter days to treat your little friend.
As pet parents, we aren't prepared for this—yes, they have aged.
Today, I want to share my experience of caring for a senior dog with you.
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The first tip concerns diet;
This is perhaps the most important factor for your dog to live a long life.
Investing in high-quality dog food is very important, or you can choose to feed your dog natural food.
Here on the blog, I’ve already shown how to make natural food for dogs; if you feed your dog dry kibble, you can include a mix of half dry kibble and half homemade wet food in their diet.
Look into high-quality food for senior dogs, as there is already a wide variety of options on the market for dogs aged 7 and older.
The next step regarding outdoor excursions
If you have a very busy routine and can only take your dog for an outdoor walk for 10 minutes a day, believe me—it will make a huge difference for him.
Avoid repetitive outings; whenever possible, vary the places you visit. This will stimulate your cognitive activity.
Teaching new games during this stage of his life
Is very important for cognitive stimulation; you can teach your dog to shake hands, buy toys that dispense food, or play fetch—all of these activities will help stimulate his cognitive function.
Stimulating their cognitive abilities will prevent or delay dementia-related issues, which can be common in older dogs.
Take care of your kidneys
Offer clean, fresh water at least four times a day.
Whenever possible, offer fruits like watermelon and melon, as they have a high water content and will hydrate him.
I hope you enjoyed these tips! Feel free to share with me how you care for your senior dog—I’d love to know.
See you next time!
Do you like having breakfast with your dog? I love it too.
If you’re a dog lover like me and want to have them with you for every activity, today’s post is for you.
My tip for today is how to make a banana pancake to enjoy with your pet.
This recipe is very versatile because you can make it for yourself to eat, and your pet can eat it too, since it is very healthy.
Feeding your dog a natural diet can be a major challenge these days because you have to find the time to prepare it, but it can be one of the best options for maintaining your dog's health.
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| Luis Quintero |
Today I want to share with you some of the foods I give my dog.
Plain yogurt - is rich in probiotics and supports your dog's gut health;
you can offer your dog one tablespoon per 5 kg of body weight about three days a week.
Sardines, because they are rich in omega-3 and omega-6 fatty acids and support your dog's overall health—especially for older dogs.
You can buy canned sardines. Wash them well to remove the oil and serve them to your dog; dogs generally love sardines.
If you regularly feed your dog red meat, opt for beef shank; it is rich in collagen, which supports joint health—especially if you have an older dog.
I usually switch my baby's formula once a week so as not to overburden the kidneys.
I hope you enjoyed this post, and I hope your baby loves their diet. 🐕🐶
Hello my friend
If you’ve made it this far, it’s because you’re wondering if you can give coconut oil to your dog; the answer is yes, you can.
Coconut oil offers numerous benefits for dogs, and I’ll list some of them here.
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