Pooch & Mutt - Calm & Relaxed, Complete Dry Dog Food (Grain Free), Turkey and Sweet Potato, 2kg

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As humans, taking a supplement a day to keep us in tip-top shape is standard - and we're here to make this the norm for our pooches too. Anxious, overexcitable or health-conscious pooches, this one's for you.

Omega oils are essential for skin and coat quality, cardiovascular/ heart health, immune response, cognitive/ brain function and joint function/ mobility. Itchy paws in dogs are quite common, as there are many possible reasons this could happen. Just like us humans can get skin irritations and allergic flare ups on our skin from time to time, the same can happen to our four-legged canine pals. Help! My dog has itchy paws! What should I do? Should I be worried? In this article, we’re going to discuss some of the most common causes of itchy paws in dogs, including common health concerns that you should watch out for. We’ll also be sharing with you some excellent remedies for getting rid of dog’s itchy paws and help your pooch feel comfy and itch-free at all times. Let’s get into it! Table of Contents Another thing we must note is that allergies can be triggered by environmental factors, such as the grass or pollen outside, even dust mites, but also certain foods and ingredients in your dog’s kibble. The formula also contains Omega 3 and 6 to nourish the skin and reduce itching and scratching. This food also contains prebiotics and probiotics that can help support gut health. All of this makes Soft & Shiny Dry Food an excellent choice for any dog that needs a good alternative to their current dry food.

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Pooch & Mutt was founded in 2007 by Guy Blaskey. Guy's family dog, Cookie was diagnosed with hip dysplasia at 3 months old and told that she would need a hip replacement by the time she was 3. Cookie was treated with a natural joint supplement for horses made by Guy's mum's company, Blue Chip Feed. Also, don’t forget to make sure that you properly groom your pup. If they need regular hair trims, it’s important that you keep up with it. Likewise, be sure to regularly brush your dog to prevent matted hair, as this can easily be the reason that your dog has itchy paws.

For instance, if your dog is allergic to a certain ingredient in their food, it’s vital that you eliminate it from their diet altogether. In case of a more serious food allergy, you may have to start an elimination diet. During an elimination diet, your dog will eat just one source of protein and one source of carbohydrate for 8-12 weeks. However, this extremely strict diet should only be done under your vet’s guidance and supervision. Bacterial infections, as well as fungal infections and yeast infections can all cause itchy paws in dogs. By the way, if your dog has red, itchy paws, it can very well be caused by the porphyrins in their saliva ( this compound is also found in their tears and urine!). This compound also causes the paws to become red. And if you don’t keep your dog’s paws properly cleaned, the porphyrin stained paws can attract yeast infections. Similarly, if your dog is experiencing excessive porphyrin production, it may be caused by certain bacterial infections. Dolly has been taking these tablets for a few weeks and she seems to like them. They help her walk around and play with her toys even more than before and I noticed that her legs seemed less stiff. It’s like she can do everything without too much pain and it doesn’t seem like she is in as much discomfort anymore. I think they are really helping to speed up her recovery.But over the last few years, there have been some brilliant new dog food brands who have helped the public understand the importance of feeding our dogs well. One of these brands is Pooch & Mutt, founded in 2007 by Guy Blaskey when his dog Cookie was diagnosed with hip dysplasia at 3 months and told they would need a hip replacement by the time they were 3. Cookie was treated with a natural joint supplement for horses made by Guy’s mum’s company, Blue Chip Feed. What’s more, the non-skid suede-leather soles ensure that your pup has no trouble staying on its feet even when the ground is so frozen that you are having trouble standing up. It also has an adjustable fuzzy fastener so that they stay securely on the paws. Moisturize The Paws A nice, warm paw bath can go a long way in relieving those itchy paws. You can opt for either a soothing herbal paw bath using chamomile tea. Simply soak a few tea bags in hot, boiled water and place your pup’s paws in the foot bath once the water has cooled down enough. You don’t want the water to burn your dog and cause them any injuries! You can also add in some ground oatmeal for that extra soothing effect. Make Sure Your Dog Is Eating A Balanced Diet

All in all, it’s always a good idea to consult with your vet whenever you’re in doubt. After all, you don’t want any potential health concerns to get worse as you try to do everything on your own. And although vet appointments and all the necessary tests can be costly, it’s well worth the investment in the long run. The worse a health condition gets, the harder it can be to get it under control! Not to mention, in severe cases, medications may be necessary, and only your vet will be able to prescribe them. The best thing about these treats is that they’re healthy–they’re wheat-free, junk-free, and contain charcoal to absorb any gas caused by flatulence to make sure my dog has regular stools. They also include chicory (a natural prebiotic) and parsley (a traditional digestive aid). It’s a high five from Dolly for these! Outdoor booties are an option for some canine critters, though not all will tolerate them or enjoy wearing them. Whilst the colder months can be fun with your dog, especially when the snow starts to fall, just be mindful that you're wearing wellies and your pooch's paws are exposed to the elements, so do what you can to protect them and help them to stay healthy and happy through all weather.Needless to say, it’s never easy to see our lil’ furbabies in discomfort or pain. But fortunately, there are many ways you can prevent and treat your dog’s itching feet. Here you’ll find some excellent recommendations to keep your pup’s paws free from any itchiness and protect them from potential harm. Maintain Good Paw Hygiene

Of course, the key to preventing and treating your dog’s itchy paws is to make sure that you feed them a high-quality, healthy, nutritious, and balanced diet. Ditch those random kibbles from your local supermarket and opt for something that’s made with real, excellent quality ingredients. You’ll also want to avoid any artificial preservatives, flavors, and colorants. Oftentimes, allergies are to blame for your dog’s itchy paws. Just like we can get triggered by certain allergens, such as pollen, grass, or certain foods or skin care products, so do dogs. If you yourself have ever struggled with an allergy, you know how itchy your skin can get, your eyes may even start to water, and not to mention runny nose and all the inflammation. Not so pleasant, we must say!LET YOUR DOG DRY ITS SELF: Mutt and Baileys original Dog Drying Coat has been carefully designed to comfort your pet when they are wet and cold after having fun outdoors. Our Drying Robe simply fits over your dog’s head and with our under-belly body wrap it can be adjusted to be the perfect fit. Once fitted let your dog carry on as it was before and our coat will do the work as your dog moves, within minutes your wet dog will be dry again. This camera has provided invaluable peace of mind, and its features are fantastic, from the 360 degree view, to two-way audio and treat tossing. It’s integrated really well into the home and neither of the dogs have tried to pull it off the side and eat all of the treats in it yet, which is why we named it our Mirror choice pet camera.