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According to the American Pet Products Association's latest poll, 62% of American homes have a pet, with dogs accounting for 78.2 million. All dog owners want their pets to be happy and healthy. Therefore, they want adequate nutrition and flavor when it comes to food. However, it might be difficult to locate economical tasty treats when your dog has a restricted diet or is a picky eater.

When it comes to our dogs, we all want the best for them. Whether that's the comfiest dog bed on the market or the yummiest treat we can get our hands on. Treats, however, can sometimes set you back a couple of bucks. They don't last very long—in comes gummies.

Just as human bodies change as we age, so too do the bodies of our four-legged friends. As a responsible pet parent, it’s important to know what these changes are so you can be better prepared to manage your dog’s health as they get older.

Dogs are beloved family members, and when they start to show signs of aging, you want to do everything you can to help them feel comfortable and happy. One of the most common health problems that affect older dogs is osteoarthritis. This can make it difficult for them to move or play around and cause a great deal of pain. If you're worried that your dog may suffer from this condition, read on to understand the five signs of osteoarthritis in dogs and treatment options.

You may need to hire a pest control service from time to time to take care of any insects or rodents invading your home. Unfortunately, some of the products used could harm your furry family members. Here is how to keep your dog safe during pest control services.