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Congratulations! You have a new puppy! Puppies are the cutest and can bring so much joy to your life. They can create memories for years to come. Your new four-legged fur baby will make you happy, irritated, shake your head, and put a smile on your face. Puppies come with a lot of responsibility and need a lot of care. Do you have everything you need for the newest member of your family?

You already know your dog can eat carrots, peanuts, and popcorn and that you should undoubtedly avoid feeding him chocolate. But what if your pooch is begging for breakfast, eyeing those eggs on your plate? You only want the best for your furry friend, so do you give in and toss him a bit of egg white or stand your ground? Here's what you need to know before making the decision.

You may have spent the last few months or years going to the pet store to get food for your dog. After all, there are plenty of options to choose from, but are they right for your pet? Other people make dog food at home. Learning how to do the same could improve your furry best friend's health and happiness.
Read on to discover if you should make your own dog food and what pros and cons it includes. Depending on your pet's lifestyle and nutrition needs, you can decide how to give them their next meal.

You want your dog to have the best of the best, from food to toys to a nice comfy bed. But when it comes to keeping your furry friend hydrated, you likely don't worry too much about what kind of water you give them.

However, even if you mean well, the water you offer your pet could cause health issues like vomiting, reproductive failure, and poisoning. Therefore, you must ensure the safety and health of the water before offering it to your furry pal.

Divorce is never easy, and it can stress out all of your family members, even down to your dogs. While the transition period after a divorce can be chaotic and uncertain, it’s up to you to make sure that your entire family, including your beloved pup, feel supported and safe. And though your dog might not understand quite what’s going on, there are many ways you can help him with this transition.