Best Bully Sticks provides high-quality, all-natural bully sticks, dog treats, and dog chews. Our bully sticks and other products come from livestock and are crafted into totally natural, protein-rich dog treats and chews. Unlike chemically treated rawhides that promote bacteria growth and can present a choking hazard, bully sticks are hygienic and durable.
Best Bully Sticks provides high-quality, all-natural bully sticks, dog treats, and dog chews. Our bully sticks and other products come from livestock and are crafted into totally natural, protein-rich dog treats and chews. Unlike chemically treated rawhides that promote bacteria growth and can present a choking hazard, bully sticks are hygienic and durable.
We often pay a lot of attention to our own teeth between brushing, flossing, and going to the dentist. Have you ever wondered about your dog’s teeth? We’ve compiled a guide of answers to the most frequently asked questions about dog dental health. Find the answers to your burning questions and stay on top of your pet’s dental habits.
Dogs are adventurous and like to be outside. They are also curious and often explore things with their noses and paws, two of the prime targets for bee stings. Just like for humans, bee and insect stings can be painful for dogs and cause a reaction.
Summer: a season for lots of fun, sun, and a whole lot of sweating. Since dogs enjoy spending time outdoors with their sweaty owners, many have wondered how sweaty dogs get underneath all their fur. Some have even said that dogs don’t at all. But can dogs sweat? For some, the answer is a surprising yes. Dogs do sweat—but there’s more to that fact than you may think. Read on to learn precisely how your dog cools off during the dog days of summer.
Summer is here, the sun is out, and everybody wants to be outdoors, your dog included. While we know getting too much sun exposure is bad for us, did you know that the same is also true for our canine companions? That’s right. Dogs can get sunburns, depending on their breed, hair type, and more. To see if dog sunscreen is something your dog will need this summer, keep reading below.
Itchy, irritated spots on your dog’s skin are called hot spots. Hot spots (otherwise known as acute moist dermatitis) are inflamed, infected areas of your dog’s skin caused by excessive licking, scratching, flea infestation, allergies, or tangled and matted fur. There are home remedies for hot spots on dogs that will help soothe the itching, just use Aloe Vera!
A barking or biting dog can be a problem if you don’t know what to do. According to the ASPCA, aggression is the most common and most serious behavior problem in dogs. It’s also the number-one reason why pet owners seek professional help from behaviorists, trainers and veterinarians.
