Are you curious about an eco-friendly alternative to meat for dogs? Cricket dog food–a kibble supplying insect protein for dogs–is an option. We recently received a bag to try with our dogs. If you’ve been to the grocery store lately, you know how limited–and expensive–the meat selection can be. While we’ve long done a “Meatless …
Since Barli’s adoption in mid-March, we’ve gone through a lot of training treats. Having spent three of his then five months on Earth in the shelter, Barli had some catching up to do in terms of new experiences and socialization. With lots of positive reinforcement, Barli has blossomed into quite the traveler, with two hotel …
This post is sponsored by Wellness. All statements and opinions are entirely our own. As always, we only share products that our own pets enjoy! We know that you’re very familiar with Wellness dog foods, ones that Irie and Tiki have long enjoyed, but today we want to introduce you to a special line in …
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Rachael Ray Nutrish has sponsored this post and my attendance at SXSW, but all opinions are my own. Texans wait for the change of winter to spring by looking for one sure sign: bluebonnets. The annual bloom is our signal that, yes, spring has once more arrived and it’s time to party! Before the summer …