They Are What They Eat!
There is a difference between feeding a canine and nourishing a canine. If a dog eats poorly or too much of something disagreeable to his/her system --- heavy carbs, mystery-meal…
How to slice 5-lb. chubs & store
Tips on how to easily slice 5-lb. chubs and store patties for smaller portion sizes.
K-9 Kraving supports BARCS with a Monetary Donation
Making lifesaving missions possible Baltimore, MD, December 2018 - For Christmas this year, K-9 Kraving made a monetary donation to BARCS. BARCS is a local animal shelter in Baltimore, MD.…
K-9 Kraving Supports Bella’s Bully Buddies with a Yummy Surprise
A Holiday Treat for Dogs in Rescue Baltimore, MD, December 2018 - For Christmas this year, K-9 Kraving donated 50 Jumbo All-natural Chew Treats to Bella’s in hopes of giving…
Taurine Deficiency Concerns
Over the past several months, since the FDA posted a preliminary warning regarding a link between [canine] Dilated Cardiomyopathy (DCM) and “grain-free” diets – we have received a number of…
Dog Food Comparison
Are you comparing kibble versus raw dog food? Dollar for dollar you won't pay much more for a raw diet than you would for a premium kibble but, that is…
What’s Really in Pet Food
Plump whole chickens, choice cuts of beef, fresh grains, and all the wholesome nutrition your dog or cat will ever need. When it comes to pet food ingredients, do you know what's…
6 Ways to Keep Your Dog Cool during Summer Walks
The summer months offer great warm weather for walking your dog. When the temperatures get too high though, your dog can overheat out in the summer sun. If you want to make this an enjoyable experience for both of you, you need to make sure your dog can cool down when he needs to. Here are six ways to keep your dog cool during summer walks.
What’s Really in Pet Food (part 2)
The Manufacturing Process How Pet Food Is Made Although feeding trials are no longer required for a food to meet the requirements for labeling a food "complete and balanced," most…
Teaching Children about Dog Owner Etiquette
One of the most common reasons dogs get sent to shelters or put down is because they growl, bark, or bite at children. This is not always the fault of the dog. In fact, most of the time the reaction is a direct result of improper pet etiquette. By teaching your child how to interact with dogs, you can avoid negative tension and aggression in your household that may cause you to rehome your furry friend. Here are some tips for teaching your children about dog owner etiquette.