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  • 7 Dog Treat Ingredients To Avoid - Kero and Bree: Hypoallergenic Dog Treats

    7 Dog Treat Ingredients To Avoid

    Have you ever stopped to look at the ingredients label on the dog treats you feed to your dog? Most dogs will eat whatever we give them regardless of whether it is good or bad for them, which is why we should take the time to look into and think about what we feed to our beloved dogs so we can select the best we possibly can for them. A lot of conventional brands and dog treats contain various chemicals and questionable ingredients. Take a look at these seven dog treat ingredients to avoid when selecting dog treats.
  • Bone broth for dogs

    How To Make Bone Broth For Dogs

    Bone broth for dogs has become very popular, especially amongst those looking to feed their dogs a more natural diet or species-appropriate raw dog food diet. This post takes an in-depth look at bone broth for dogs, including what it is and the benefits of bone broth. It also explains how to make bone broth for dogs, along with a simple, easy to follow recipe for bone broth in the slow cooker.
  • Is rawhide bad for dogs uk

    Why is rawhide bad for dogs?

    For years, rawhide has been a popular chew treat for dogs. However, concerns about rawhide safety have come to the forefront. In this blog, we'll explore why rawhide might not be the best choice for your dog and delve into alternative options for a safer and healthier chewing experience.

  • Hypoallergenic dog treats - Kero and Bree: Hypoallergenic treats for dogs (Dogs with allergies)

    10 Tips For Choosing Treats For Dogs With Allergies

    Here at Kero and Bree, we know what having dogs with allergies is like; we have two ourselves. Finding suitable treats for a dog with allergies can be challenging; we get it, and we wanted to take the hassle out of this, so we've put together a list of our top tips for choosing suitable treats for dogs with allergies.
  • The Ultimate Guide To Choosing Dog Treats

    Choosing a treat for your dog can be challenging; there are so many different types and varieties on the market. But which is best and right for your dog? All dogs are unique, and we must remember this when choosing or recommending a dog treat. It's not a case of one treat fits all. We must look at the dog in front of us, consider their needs and preferences and make our decision based on that. In this post, we've put together a guide to help you decide on the treats most suited for your individual dog.