Umar Gul

A survey-based exploratory study on chewing found that 94 % of pet owners provided their dogs with edible chewing material, while 83 % provided inedible chew toys.1 Yak chews are also among the most popular edible chews among pet owners. They are known for their natural ingredients and durability. However, their rock-hard texture categorizes them […]

I have two dogs with completely different personalities. One is always happy and active, while the other is lazy, stubborn, and under constant discomfort or stress. Therefore, I decided to introduce chew toys for his mental stimulation and relief from boredom or discomfort. While looking for a good chew toy for my dog. I saw that many

Dogs are naturally interested in eating everything they see us eating. However, not all human food is safe for dogs. Some can even make them sick, like foods that contain xylitol, an artificial sweetener mainly used in baked foods, candies, and peanut butter. Skittles are also a type of candy, and most candy is considered unsafe

Yesterday, my mother baked chicken pot pie. I was starving and pounced on it a second after it was served. But just as I took a bite, I noticed my dog sitting nearby, his pleading eyes silently asking, “Can I get a little too?” This situation is heartwarming—we can’t resist sharing a little with our

Have you ever heard the advice not to give cooked bones to your dog because they can easily splinter? About 60% of chicken feet are bone, so this advice also applies to cooked chicken feet. Understandably, you may feel confused and concerned about the safety and risk of cooked chicken feet for dogs. In this

Egg drop soup is loved by a lot of us especially me. But I have a habit. Whenever my dogs catch me eating something, I can’t resist sharing a little with him. Maybe you’re like me and do the same. But wait—not all human foods are safe for dogs. That’s why I’m always careful only

The growing popularity of cow tails as natural dog chews has sparked a lively debate among pet owners. Some believe cow tails are one of the perfect dog treats, while others warn about their potential risks. Therefore, many pet owners including you are confused about cow tail safety concerns for dogs and want to know

Recently, my friend’s dog had surgery, after which he started showing some unusual symptoms. After a quick check, I thought it might be anesthesia side effects, but I wanted to look deeper to understand what the main problem was. At that moment, I realized that, like me, many other dog owners may be confused and

Silver skin, that tough layer on certain cuts of meat, can be a bit mysterious. So, it’s natural for dog owners to wonder: can dogs eat silver skin safely, or is it best left off their plate? In this article, we’ll examine whether silver skin on meat is safe for dogs and whether it’s better to trim