Nov 03

Happy Tail Ale & Health Insurance for your Dog

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KodiAndMommy.jpgJamie Miller, Owner, Beer for Dogs joins hosts Lisa Gorman and Scott Sheppard to talk about a refreshing libation for your pup. Jamie developed the concept after finding out that her dog Kodiak Bear was a huge fan of beer and would frequently knock over and drink it during their family camping trips.

BottleShotNew.jpgAfter doing extensive research to develop a “dog friendly” recipe that does not contain alcohol or hops, created the “Happy Tail Ale” brew with malted barley, filtered water, fortified with Glucosamine and Vitamin E, and natural beef flavor that dogs love. For more information on Happy Tail Ale, and where to buy some for your next “tail-gating” party visit: http://www.beerfordogs.com

Lisa and Scott review current dog news and story highlights of the week.

Lisa delivers the Doggie Chronicles Tip of the Week with some warnings and tips about poison oak and poison ivy on your dog. If you plan to be out enjoying the brisk fall/winter weather, be careful that your pup does not get into this dangerous foliage. Be sure to wipe down your pet after your walk so that it doesn’t have a chance to penetrate their fur or worse, get onto you. Most veterinarians will recommend Benadryl to treat your itchy pet but it’s good to be aware that this danger exists.

laura.jpgLaura Bennett, Co-Founder & CEO of Embrace Pet Insurance joins The Doggie Chronicles to talk about insurance for your dog. Laura explains details about finding the right policy for your pet and considerations for treatment options on what is covered based on your dogs age and current medical conditions including hereditary traits that are breed specific such as hip dysplasia in larger canines.

Picture 1_8.pngPet insurance can save you a lot of money should an emergency or situation arise, some policies even cover certain levels of chemotherapy should your dog get cancer. You can compare plans at http://www.petinsurancereview.com where all the U.S. Insurance plans are represented. For more information from Laura and Embrace Pet Insurance visit her blog at: http://blog.embracepetinsurance.com

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Sep 15

Complete Natural Nutrition & Skyhoundz Disc Dog Championships

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cheese_please_2.jpgPeter Kauffman, Complete Natural Nutrition, joins hosts Lisa Gorman and Scott Sheppard to discuss some tips on what to look for in dog food and treats to help maintain proper nutrition for your dog. Peter warns about the overuse of words such as “nutrition” and “human grade” when discussing dog foods and shares information about his line of “Cheese Please” and “Real Food Toppers” products.

Picture_3.pngThe Complete Natural Nutrition line of pet snacks and food are processed in the same manner as food used by the military and NASA. It is not just “human grade” it’s actual human food, freeze-dried, and can be served dry out of the package or reconstituted for a hearty pet meal using warm water. The “Cheese Please” biscuit line is made from real Wisconsin cheese for flavor and quality. For more information on their great line visit: http://www.completenaturalnutrition.com/

Lisa and Scott review current dog news and story highlights of the week.

Lisa delivers the Doggie Chronicles Tip of the Week about dog food allergies. If your dog shows signs of itching or has very dry skin, it’s quite possible that they may be allergic to something in their food. Dog food contains a variety of grains, including corn and wheat, which may be causing the irritation. Try changing to a brand that contains less fillers and more natural ingredients and there is a good chance that your pet’s chronic skin irritations will clear up.

peter.jpgPeter Bloeme, Founder of Hyperflite & Director of Skyhoundz Championships, the Canine Disc World Championship Series joins the Doggie Chronicles to talk about the event and his competition Hyperflite flying discs. Peter, a former world champion disc dog competitor with his border collie Wizard, was instrumental in developing the disc dog sport and competition which began gaining ground in the early 70’s.

Picture 1_6.pngPeter explains his vision for the Hyperflite flying discs, which were the first patented “frisbee” discs designed to stand up to canine use. They now have several key products including Jawz, SofBite, and Midnight Sun which glows in the dark for night use. They also have a specially designed line called the “Pup Discs” which are meant for smaller dogs who also have their own class level in the Skyhoundz competition “MicroDog” along with the standard “Freestyle” classes. Peter also shares some tips on how to get your dog started in this exciting sport.

For more information visit: http://www.skyhoundz.com/ or http://www.hyperflite.com/

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