To take good care of your canine friend, you should constantly expand your knowledge and get only the best products recommended by specialists and other dog lovers. For this reason, we have created our My Sweet Puppy blog, aimed at helping people to be better prepared before getting a new pet and to improve their care of the animal they already own.
One of the issues we discuss here are health problems. We have explained, for example, what are the signs of worm infestation – if you notice that your pet vomits and coughs often, has lost weight, or experiences any other symptoms, you should take it to the vet as soon as possible.
Apart from that, we have also gained a lot of information on how to raise a healthy and happy puppy. You can find out what to do to improve your little friend’s mental abilities so that they can be more sociable and self-confident, as well as less stressed out. Moreover, you will learn about all the steps that should be taken before letting your puppy play outside. On top of that, we have provided many useful tips on raising kids and puppies together, so if you are a parent who wants to get a doggy for their little one, you should learn how to make the sleeping arrangements, what to monitor when they are playing together, etc.
Some of our blog posts are dedicated to particular breeds, so you can learn more about German Shepherds, Golden Retrievers, Corgis, French Bulldogs, and more. Every breed may have different qualities, needs, and common health issues. For this reason, apart from learning some general facts on taking care of a dog, you need to know what to pay attention to in the case of your particular canine.
In order to help you choose the best supplies for your dog, we have also prepared a lot of useful reviews of particular products. You can see which brands of food are the most recommended for dogs of certain breeds, ages, weight, etc. What’s more, you can also see which kinds of food are best for pets with particular special needs (like allergies, obesity, or specific health issues). All the food we recommend in our blog posts has been checked by our experts, and you can be sure it has been made of high-quality ingredients to be both tasty and healthy for your four-legged companion.
Interestingly, some of our posts are also focused not on dogs directly but on something associated with them. As an example, you can browse our movie post, where we have gathered all the best suggestions of what a dog lover can watch. There are classic movies such as All Dogs Go to Heaven, Lassie Come Home or Beethoven, along with some more recent ones like Marley & Me or The Artist. Lots of these stories are really heart-melting and have been loved by dog lovers all over the world!
Stay tuned for more interesting information on the My Sweet Puppy blog, as we frequently update it to help people expand their knowledge on their pets. Enjoy!
When it comes to feeding dogs, the half-truths and lies are seemingly endless. It seems like nearly everyone who sounds off on the topic of dog food has some sort of agenda that they are trying to advance. Others are simply misinformed. Let’s take a look at some of the top dog food myths to …
While we love plants in our outdoor gardens and use greenery to liven up our indoor environment, certain flora can be deadly to our four-legged family members. Dogs often like to nibble on leaves and other foliage. While he may think they’re a tasty treat, we want to avoid unintentionally harming our furry companions. Related: The …
Dogs: there is just something about them. That is the way us dog lovers feel, anyway. Whether it is a random labradoodle getting walked in the park or a famous collie in an iconic, old TV series, the sight of a happy, playful pup is enough to melt the heart and heal the soul. Fortunately …
We know it’s not a good idea to give human foods and table scraps to our dogs, but what about milk? We know that milk is good for our teeth and bones, but does it have any benefits for dogs and puppies? Is the nutrition they’re getting from their food enough?
Let’s take a closer look at everything you need to know about milk, dairy, and your pet.
Many health conditions are the same in dogs as they are in humans. That means, your canine suffers just like you do when he gets a cold or develops diabetes since pooches have many of the same body parts as people, despite them walking on all fours. One question some owners have is do dogs …
The ASPCA estimates that nearly 70-80 million dogs and upwards of 96 million cats live in American homes. With a canine population so large, it’s no wonder that the pet food industry is worth over $24 billion. With so many dogs and cats relying on the pet food industry for nutritious meals, it might be …
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French Bulldogs are fascinating canine creatures. From their bat like ears, to their flat little faces to their loving personality, they have become the favorites of many American family homes. Related: 10 Interesting Facts About Corgis “Frenchies” are small domestic dogs that came onto the doggie scene during the 19th century when traditional bulldogs were mated …
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When it comes to a puppy there are so many questions. Be it you’ve had a few over the years or this is your first time having a four legged best friend from an early age there are lots of concerns for new puppy parents. People talk all the time about proper foods, safe chew …
Puppies don’t need much to be happy and carefree. Cuddles, food, and exercise will be just about all they require. Of those three needs, food is probably the most complicated factor. But it is not very difficult either, when you begin to understand the dietary needs of a fast-growing puppy. What food to choose and …
There are plenty of dog breeds that have webbed feet, but have you ever asked yourself why? If you have never noticed this feature before, take a close look at your dog’s toes. If you notice that the toes are connected by a thin and flexible piece of skin, your pooch has webbed feet! If …
