Dog Bully Sticks Blog » Pet Care

The canine's mouth is designed for the tearing, grinding, and crushing of the bones and meat of its prey. However, with today's prevalent kibble diets, we find more tartar issues. Cavities are becoming a problem. Dogs with broken teeth or pulled teeth are not out of the question. How do we keep our dog's teeth healthy? We turn to chews that work to scratch...

Though dark chocolate has its advantages in humans, too much of a good thing is still detrimental. Just like bully sticks (don't feed your dogs chocolate, friends), we find that a few too many might rattle certain groups of dogs. Let's take a look at the pups (and other furry pals) who might be affected by too many treats and why. Protein-Sensitive Dogs Protein-sensitive...

Though the bully stick is certainly meant to be a treat, it can factor in to be a strong part of the canine diet. Treats should always be considered in the diet as a positive part, not just an outstanding nibble here or there. Let's take a look at the different majority diets on the market today and how, where, and why bully sticks...

This is an age-old debate that stems from before the popularity of the bully stick. When farmers threw bull pizzles to their pets or the stock guard dog, so many people cautioned that feeding butchery products would encourage the dog to seek out living parts from the livestock. This proved to be untrue; in fact, the dogs were even better at guarding the livestock...