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The following content may contain Chewy links. PetMD is operated by Chewy. NOTE: Always check with your veterinarian first before giving your dog any new foods, especially “people foods.” What might be okay for one dog might not be good for your dog, depending on multiple factors, such as their age, health history, health conditions, and diet. Dogs on prescription diets should not...
The following content may contain Chewy links. PetMD is operated by Chewy. NOTE: Always check with your veterinarian first before giving your dog any new foods, especially “people foods.” What might be okay for one dog might not be good for your dog, depending on multiple factors, such as their age, health history, health conditions, and diet. Dogs on prescription diets should not...
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Proper diet and nutrition are crucial to keeping your hamster fit and healthy for as long as possible. A hamster’s diet should consist mainly of the same commercially produced pelleted rodent diet that mice and rats eat. Pet parents also have the option of buying a commercially available hamster seed diet. Be aware, however, this diet should not be your hamster’s primary source of food, as...
So your dog comes over, wagging their tail furiously, and eager for some kisses. But then you notice a few crumbles of cat litter stuck in the fur around your dog’s mouth, and you immediately know what has happened. Your dog has been raiding the litter box again. Gross, right? It might seem pretty weird to us, but the average dog will eat some cat poop at some point. If you’ve ever wondered...