Mary NielsenStinky dog breath can be both unpleasant and an early indicator of dental disease in dogs. Treats designed to freshen breath in these cases help combat odor and promote dental hygiene in your pup! Earthbones offers four sizes of dog …
Supplementing the pollen supply of your colonies by giving them additional protein sources is a smart approach if their colonies are low on pollen. Beekeepers can do this through various means – some add small amounts of dry sugar in …
Nutro Natural Choice dog food offers high-quality recipes designed to support dogs through each life stage and is especially good for dogs with allergies. Real meat is the star ingredient here, followed by brown rice for protein and complex carbs, …
Feeding table scraps to chickens provides variety in their diet while cutting feed costs; however, no more than 10% of their daily consumption should come from this source. Chickens get most of their nutrition from commercially available feed that has …
Guinea pigs love the taste of fresh herbs like mint, parsley and basil – and growing these on your windowsill can save money while providing your pet with nutritious treats! Avoid vegetables that contain too much sugar, calcium or oxalates …
Goldfish are opportunistic feeders, nibbling at algae, pellets, plants and anything else they can fit into their mouths. Additionally, they seem particularly fond of eating boiled green peas! Add variety to your goldfish’s diet in order to keep it healthy …
Tropical fish require a balanced and nutritional diet in order to remain disease-free and active, however determining what the appropriate foods are can be daunting task. These flakes provide your finned friends with the ideal nutritional balance to promote optimal …
Chickens require a diet rich in proteins, energy, vitamins and minerals in order to thrive and remain at an ideal weight. Failure to meet this standard may result in underweight conditions that lead to serious health concerns for their owners. …
Turtles are omnivorous animals and require both animal protein and plant life for their sustenance. At least 50% of their diet should consist of vegetables such as collard greens and dandelion greens as well as ground carrots and pumpkin. Tetra …
Feeding wild birds can produce unwanted seeds and shells that mold or sprout beneath their feeder, creating an unsightly mess and inviting pests. Choose seed blends without waste by eliminating wheat, oats and red millet (which sprouts quickly and isn’t …