Author: JustFoodForDogs

  • Dog Cone Alternatives

    Dog Cone Alternatives

    If your dog recently had surgery, suffered an injury, or developed a skin condition, your veterinarian may recommend an Elizabethan collar—also known as the “cone of shame” or a dog cone collar. These protective devices prevent dogs from licking, biting, or scratching at wounds and stitches, but many pet parents find them cumbersome, uncomfortable, and…

  • How Do You Get Dog Pee Out of the Carpet?

    How Do You Get Dog Pee Out of the Carpet?

    Have you ever opened the door to an overwhelming dog pee smell? It’s terrible, isn’t it? You groan and rake your eyes across the room to determine the source. Sometimes, your floof gives you guilty eyes, which is heart-wrenching but doesn’t dispel the urine smell. Ideally, you hope the pet urine is still wet, as…

  • JustFresh vs. Pantry Fresh vs. Fresh Frozen

    JustFresh vs. Pantry Fresh vs. Fresh Frozen

    When it comes to feeding your dog fresh, whole-food nutrition, JustFoodForDogs offers several options to fit your lifestyle and your pup’s needs. Whether you’re looking for convenience, shelf stability, or maximum freshness, JustFresh, Pantry Fresh, and Fresh Frozen each offer unique benefits. Here’s a breakdown to help you choose the best fit for your furry…

  • Gently Cooked Dog Food

    Gently Cooked Dog Food

    At JustFoodforDogs, we talk a lot about how gently cooked dog food is the best way to maximize the nutritional value of the ingredients. But what do we mean by “gently cooked,” exactly? “Gentle cooking” is not just marketing jargon. We believe all of the ingredients in our recipes deliver far greater nutritional value when…

  • How to Get Your Dog to Eat Slower

    How to Get Your Dog to Eat Slower

    If your dog devours food in seconds, you’re not alone. Many pet parents face this issue, often wondering if their furry friend is even tasting his meal. While it may seem harmless or even amusing, eating too quickly can cause significant health problems for dogs. Understanding why your dog eats fast and how to encourage…

  • How to Tell If Your Dog Has Worms

    How to Tell If Your Dog Has Worms

    Worms are one of those unpleasant but important topics every loving pet parent should know about. Parasites like worms can affect your dog’s health and, in some cases, even be transmitted to humans. Understanding how to identify, diagnose, treat, and prevent worms is key to keeping your furry friend happy and healthy. Let’s dive into…

  • Can I Mix 2 Different Dog Foods?

    Can I Mix 2 Different Dog Foods?

    As pet parents, ensuring your dog’s health and happiness is always a priority. One common question among dog owners is whether it’s safe to mix two different dog foods. The short answer is yes, but there are important considerations to ensure your dog’s diet remains balanced and beneficial. Why Mix Dog Foods? Mixing dog food…

  • When Should I Neuter My Dog

    When Should I Neuter My Dog

    Loving pet parents always want to do what’s best for their four-legged friends. In the United States, it is routine for pet owners to have their furry friends neutered or spayed. Neutering a male dog involves castration, while spaying in female dogs means the removal of ovaries and the uterus, something called an ovariohysterectomy. According…

  • Reverse Sneezing in Dogs

    Reverse Sneezing in Dogs

    Dogs sometimes make strange respiratory sounds that can be alarming. As loving pet parents, you don’t want to see your dog have any problems with breathing. Two common occurrences that pet owners notice are reverse sneezing and gasping. Understanding these behaviors can help you determine whether they require veterinary attention or are simply benign quirks.…

  • How to Get Skunk Smell Off Your Dog 

    How to Get Skunk Smell Off Your Dog 

    “Baggins,” I called to my American Eskimo Spitz to come in. “Baggins!” I called sharper. Too late, he’d darted toward the neighbor’s house. You can guess what comes next.  The skunk odor hit my nostrils before I saw the yellow markings on his white fur as he ran back to me, yelping. This was my…