Bacon Spray

Ya'll...I have some seen some crazy fun things in my days but this is definitely at the top of the list. It is a bacon flavored spray that you put on your dogs dry food. Now I must admit that Maverick is not one to love dry dog food and he only eats it overnight (I was glad to hear he was not the only dog to do that) but I am not sure if I want to go out and get this spray. But I have to admit that the dog is super cute in the photos.

What a cutie! So I did some research about this spray and it is actually full of Omega 3 and Omega 6. Both of these are proven to be beneficial to your dogs skin and coat. Plus it says it is a natural lubricant to make the food go down easier. I am not sure Maverick has this problem but I guess it wouldn't hurt.

Bacon! Bacon! Bacon!

Chicken By-Product Meal?

Hello all my favorite doggy fans...

So I was snooping around on one my favorite dog websites and I was something that caught my eye. So I am going to post it below word for word...

"In pet food, meal refers to the physical state of the ingredient not the contents. Chicken meal is dried granular chicken. Chicken by-product meal, are the parts not used as nuggets ground & dried."

There have been a ton of info about "corn gluten" and "chicken by-product meal" on the dog food commercials that are out on the TV these days but I feel like this is super important information that clears things up a little bit.

Chicken Meal is not the same thing as Chicken By-Product Meal!!!

Time to go check my dog food again...

Rehydrate Your Dog

We are one of those couples that likes to take our dog with us wherever we can. He goes to friends houses, parks and kickball. But sometimes I worry that he is getting dehydrated when we are gone for a few hours or more. But I was looking for a dog hiking product for a friend of mine and I can across this awesome product. It would be perfect for when you and your dog are gone all day. Think hiking, festivals or sporting events (we have minor league sporting events here in Charleston where you can bring your pet).

Rehydrate! These little tablets mix with 16 oz of water each to help rehydrate your dogs electrolytes and energy. It contains vitamin c and other antioxitant minerals. I think I might need to get a tube of these since it is only $9.99 (here). Then I can have them on hand in case of an emergency. I will put them in the emergency kit. This would also be awesome to keep in the car incase the car breaks down and we have to abandon the car on foot.