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Turkey Banana Burgers (Makes 4 servings for a 50 pound dog) My favorite ingredient in this recipe is the mashed bananas, a food my dogs simply love! Bananas are loaded with vitamins, minerals, and antioxidants. They help with both constipation and diarrhea, much like pumpkin does. But unlike canned pumpkin, bananas can be found year […]
Do’s Brush your dog’s teeth at least once a week. Check your pet’s mouth and gums for abnormalities once a month. Look for swollen gums, brownish tartar on teeth, worse than usual bad breath, excessive drooling, and any loose teeth. Invest in chew toys which help remove tartar from their teeth. Look for food and treats formulated […]
Feverfew (6mg): A relative of the common daisy found originally in Europe and spread throughout the world by deliberate planting. It’s been widely used in herbal medicine since the time of the ancient Greeks. Corydalis Root (25mg): An herb that is cultivated throughout the Pacific Rim. Scientists have isolated a number of active ingredients that show a wide range of actions. […]
Say hello to DGP’s February Dog of the Month, Frankie! Frankie is a 6 year old energetic Jack Russell Terrier. Frankie graduated from the North Shore Animal League in 2009 with a Bachelor’s degree in K-9 studies. He was top of his class, of course! Frankie currently resides in Brooklyn, New York with his loving pet […]
(Makes 4 servings for a 50-pound dog*) This recipe is chock full of vitamin-rich ingredients including the spice turmeric. The spice turmeric contains curcumin which has both anti-inflammatory and anti-oxidant properties. This should be of special interest for those with dogs who have mobility and/or flexibility issues. Turmeric is also one of the ingredients in DGP, an effective natural supplement […]
Keep you and your dog safe during Winter Walks! While some dogs love to play and walk in the snow, it is up to you to make sure they are safe. Your dog can’t tell you when he or she is too cold, so be aware of the signs of hypothermia and frostbite which you […]
Antifreeze, which often collects on driveways and roadways, is highly poisonous. Although it smells and tastes good to your dog, it can be lethal. Consider switching to a Propylene Glycol product. Rock Salt and Ice Melt, used to melt ice on sidewalks, may irritate footpads. Be sure to rinse and dry your dog’s feet after a walk. Dogs with long […]
My Red Velvet Holiday Cake is one of my dogs’ favorite treats! I always encourage dog owners to make their dog’s treats as they can be sure of the ingredients actually being used in the recipe. Many stores are now selling beets that have already been cooked. If given the choice, opt for already cooked […]
Our friend Vanessa from one of our favorite pet charities: LiveLoveBark Dog Rescue, shared wonderful news about Adopt a Senior Pet Month: November “Adopt a Senior Month” went well. We had 5 senior adoptions, including our older senior, “Bruiser”, a 10-year-old Pit Bull (Here’s a picture of him in his new home. He was sent […]
Your Dog deserves to be pampered during the holiday season just like we do! That’s why we put together this handy dandy Doggy Holiday Gift Guide! 1. Home cooking for your dog by Christine Filardi –$19.95 75 holistic recipes for a healthier dog. Christine Filardi is a Certified Holistic Chef for animals and the founder of […]
Say hello to Ranger Our November Dog of the Month! Courtesy of LiveLoveBark Animal Rescue. Ranger is a handsome male American Staffordshire Terrier who is about six years old. He has been waiting at Islip Animal Shelter for over a year now to find his forever home. His previous owner ignored him and he […]
Giving Thanks… For Our 4 Legged Friends (Makes 4 servings for a 50 pound dog) 2 tablespoons sunflower oil 2-1/2 pounds ground turkey 1/3 cup uncooked barley 1-1/2 cups kale 4 teaspoons canned pure pumpkin 4 teaspoons salmon oil 4 sprigs fresh parsley, chopped In a large sauté pan, heat 2 tablespoon of oil over […]
“Seniorize” the house. Make it easy for your dog to get around. Just as people age, your pet may suffer from stiffness, aches and joint discomfort. Help him out by adding mini ramps and mini stairs to couches and beds. Carpets on slippery surfaces can also help him gain footing. Choose the right diet. Diets change in pets just […]
DGP’s Halloween Costume Contest Calendar Giveaway Extravaganza! Here are all of the Entries from our Halloween Costume Contest! The winner will be selected by Maggie Marton, author of Oh My Dog Blog. Behold the wonderful glory of a Halloween Costume Contest… that is exclusive to our four-legged friends! Join the conversation and share your thoughts […]
Keeping your Dog Safe during Halloween During Halloween, calls to the vet section of the poison helpline increase by 12%! Help keep your dog safe by keeping weary of the three C’s: CANDY | COSTUMES | CANDLES CANDY: Keep the candy out of his/her mouth! This one is pretty obvious so we’ll get it out of […]
Maggie, Marton And Lucas Try DGP Lucas is an eight year old Shepherd, Boxer, St Bernard mix. Maggie rescued him from a shelter in DC. He’d been through so much in his early life. When she picked him up he was skin and bones, had mange, tapeworms, and a limp to boot. Despite all of […]
DGP September Dog of the Month: Astro Courtesy of Live.Love.Bark Dog Rescue We are pleased to kick off the return of our Dog of the Month with Astro! Astro is in the loving hands of Live.Love.Bark Dog Rescue, Inc., a non-profit volunteer group dedicated to helping homeless dogs! Astro is a handsome male Lab /Pit […]
Warrior Canine Connection: Past and Present About twenty years ago Rick Yount, a Licensed Social Worker met Gabe, an 8 week old Golden Retriever. Fast forward one year, Gabe tagged along with Rick to work. Rick had the gut wrenching task of removing an 11 year old child from his biological mother and placing him […]
Here is a wonderful Testimonial sent to us from a very satisfied DGP Customer. “I’m writing to tell you about my Sophia. She is 10 years old and last month she pulled the muscle around her vertebrae. Sophia could not jump up and when she walked up the steps, she cried. Of course, this […]
Valley of the Sun Giant Schnauzer Rescue began in 2002 with a bunch of devoted dog lovers who connected through the Internet, and with the encouragement of a local Miniature Schnauzer Group. The group eventually expanded as more owners of Giant Schnauzers became involved by donating their time. The goals of the organization are to […]
National Mill Dog Rescue (NMDR) was established in 2007 in honor of a forgiving, courageous little Italian greyhound named Lily. For the first seven years of her life, Lily was a commercial breeding dog in a Missouri puppy mill. She lived in a small, cold wire cage in a dark, foul-smelling barn. In her dreary […]
DGP is proud to announce the winners of the first ever DGP CARES: Paws for a Cause Charity Contest! Thousands of people showed their support to nominate and vote for over 40 different Canine charities located across the U.S. Before we announce the three charities that received the most votes, we would like to […]
Our Dog of the Month for October is Robin’s sweet little Sheltie, Junior. “He’s eight years old but still very much a puppy at heart. Seven years ago we met our neighbor who also has a Sheltie, Daisy. They fell in ‘puppy love’ and my son, who was seven at the time performed a ‘doggie marriage.’ […]
DGP: An Inside Look at the Ingredients DGP is a combination of natural compounds that help maintain joint mobility and flexibility. DGP also eases aches and discomfort caused by daily activity, exercise, and training – particularly for older pets. This unique and exacting formula contains European and native Australian herbs and ingredients known to help […]
This week, DGP had the pleasure to sit down with acclaimed author Lee Harrington. Harrington released her memoir, Rex and the City, in 2007 and DGP wanted to find out more about her dog, Wallace, and her passion for animal shelters. Harrington feels she was born to become a writer. She has always been “very […]
Any dog owner can tell you the countless positive effects of having their four legged furballs by their side. Besides having an automatic best friend, dogs can provide you with moral support, cure loneliness, and even impact our physical health in a positive way. Below is a list of these benefits: Dogs Can Lower Your […]
Quick Facts: Age: 3 years old Breed: Boston Terrier Home: Westfield, NJ Favorite activity: Chasing squirrels and robins in his backyard Fun Fact: Beanz didn’t know how to bark the first year of his life. Bio: Three-year-old Beanz, the mostly Boston Terrier, had a rough first year and a half of his life. As a […]
When you start to see signs of your fur-baby slowing down, it breaks your heart. They struggle to get up and are not enjoying all of the same activities in the way they used to. Your loyal pet isn’t able to play and take part in family activities the way they used to when they […]
Great article with tips on feeding Raw! If you have ever thought about feeding your dog Raw but were confused about what to do you should read the attached article . After reading these great suggestions I am ready to take the next step and toss the kibble and go raw. www.dogsnaturallymagazine.com/raw-feeding-primer/ If you have […]
Researchers believe dogs may notice certain scents they associate with a medical condition or subtle behavioral change that may occur right before an attack or seizure and possibly so much more. Dogs REALLY are man’s (woman’s and child’s) best friend. Read more about life saving dogs in the attached article. http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424052702304550004577508860438046728.html?mod=dist_smartbrief Please let us know […]
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