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Golden paste has nothing to do with golden retrievers but everything to do with giving them, and all other dogs, many health benefits! What is turmeric? Golden paste is made primarily of turmeric, a spice that has been used for thousand of years to treat inflammation and other ailments. Originally a root, it is boiled and dried before being grounded into a powder. Curcumin is the active component in turmeric that is responsible for the majority of its health benefits. To increase its absorption, it is best to combine it with black pepper and oil, producing a paste. Benefits of golden...

Around 80% of Australians go camping! To say that we love camping is an understatement. But you know what else we love even more? Our pets! So it's only natural they should also enjoy what makes a great camping trip: bonfire and s'mores! Though not all marshmallows are toxic to dogs, they certainly aren't good for your canine companion. Made from sugar, corn syrup, gelatine, vanilla extract, and coated with either corn-starch or sugar, marshmallows contain no nutritional value or health benefits. Instead, follow our dog friendly s'mores recipe below! Ingredients: Carob chips Cream cheese Simple dog biscuits (bone shape of...

Not only are these little gummies pretty, they are the treat you want on hand if your pup is stressed and anxious or, has a hard time settling down. Give your super-active pup one of these gummies at night time to help them come down from their daily antics or when you leave the house. Let's take a closer look at the ingredients: Chamomile helps with mild anxiety, stress and insomnia, inducing a stressed-out pup into a more relaxed state. It is also a natural muscle relaxant and as such, will help a pup with tense muscles. Finally, chamomile is used...

Dental hygiene is particularly important to keep your dog happy and thriving. The accumulation of food and debris on the teeth and gums can lead to problems if not managed in time. So here are our tips to improve your dog’s oral health! What is periodontal disease in dogs? Periodontal disease is the most common tooth and gum problem in dogs and particularly cats! In this disorder, the gums become red, swollen, and inflamed because of a build-up of food deposits, bacteria, and calcium salts from salivaⁱ. These deposits put pressure on the gums, eventually leading to the formation of a...