Beth Crane

Burping helps protect dogs from bloat, which is one of the worst things that can happen to a dog.

By Beth Crane

Raw feeding is a controversial subject among dog owners, with some advocating for and some against it. There are clear guidelines from regulating bodies such a…

By Beth Crane

Ocean fish like cod can provide many health benefits for humans and our dogs. Cod is a protein-rich fish that is great for dogs, and they can eat it without an…

By Beth Crane

A crawfish, also known as a crayfish, rock lobster, and crawdad, is a well-known crustacean eaten worldwide. People of many cultures eat them; dogs can eat the…

By Beth Crane

Chayote (or mirliton/choko) is a fruit that belongs to the gourd family and was first cultivated in Mexico and Honduras. These fruits are a great snack for dog…

By Beth Crane

Banana bread is a sweet, sticky treat, and it's the ideal recipe for using over-ripe bananas. Bananas are the star ingredient in banana bread (unsurprisingly),…

By Beth Crane

Smarties are candies enjoyed in the US, UK, and Canada. They differ in each country, with the US version being sugar-based tablet candies and the UK and Canadi…

By Beth Crane

Lemongrass is a beautifully scented plant often used in Asian recipes. It can grow in your garden, or you can purchase fresh or dried varieties from grocery st…

By Beth Crane

Dramamine is a popular antihistamine used as an anti-nausea and anti-allergy medication in people, but it can also be used in dogs. Dogs suffering from nausea,…

By Beth Crane

When you're looking at your pup, and they're gazing back, do you notice the innocent slanting of their eyebrows when they hear their name being called or when…

By Beth Crane