Buying Dog FoodWhen it comes to buying pet food, higher cost doesn’t always mean higher quality, according to the March issue of Consumer Reports. A higher price could indicate better ingredients and better quality control during and after manufacturing, but it could also just mean prettier packaging, more marketing, or a fancy name. And despite food safety concerns that resulted from a recall of pet food tainted with melamine in 2007, Consumer Reports urges caution for consumers who are consi... Read More

    Chubby, tubby, wobbly, luvvies   My dogs are looking particularly gorgeous if I may say so myself.   When we first had them, the vet told us which brand of food and how much was best.   A month ago the lovely lady who takes them out in the afternoon while I am stuck at work gave them a hair cut.   Or rather a SHEAR cut.   They looked horrible without fur and I was stunned by how slender and mangy my babies looked.   So mission fatten up began wit... Read More