Snow, rain, and cold weather can make it difficult to give dogs the proper exercise and entertainment they need during the winter. Thankfully, with some creativity, you can keep your dog entertained indoors.
Before we fully set our sights on 2021, we wanted to reflect on a few aspects of 2020 that we were grateful for and would not have been possible without your support!
Unfortunately, there are a lot of misconceptions about pet health out there, including how dangerous dog obesity can be. We’ve listed out a few common misconceptions and realities about dog weight and health below.
Considering how much time and effort it can take to track down Christmas gifts for all of the special humans in your life, you may have forgotten about buying one for the special canine in your life.
At Portland Pet Food Company, we love any excuse to celebrate with our dogs, and Halloween is no exception. While Halloween will look different this year, there are still ways to celebrate and have fun at home with your dog.
We love taking our dogs with us wherever we can, which means taking them on a lot of outdoor adventures. Though 2020 looks different in many ways, hiking remains a fun activity to enjoy for humans and dogs alike. But how can you safely hike with your dog? By following some new and tried-and-true best practices, you and your dog can easily get outside and moving for the last few months of summer.
Learn about the potential impact that the coronavirus could have on dogs. Portland Pet Food Company makes natural, healthy dog food toppings and treats.
It has been estimated that 500,000 pets are affected by house fires each year. In honor of National Pet Fire Safety Day, we’ve compiled some steps you can take to prevent and prepare for a fire as a pet owner.
Even though your dog may be number one in your heart, dealing with their Number Two may not always be a walk in the park. So let’s explore a few facts about dog nutrition and the quality and appearance of their waste.
Nothing beats spending quality time with your pooch outside, but things can take a sour turn if your furry friend gets into venomous vines or a poisonous plant. To keep you and your canine worry-free this summer, study up on these five plants your dog shouldn’t eat.
