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Trick or treat, smell our doggie feet!!!!

When it comes to Halloween, everyone loves to have fun with their pets and humans alike.

So what treats could be tricks for our doggies????

Tags: candy, dog, food, halloween, healthy, pets, safety, treats

Looking for a great way to cool off your summer?

Why not try some delicious frozen banana treats!

Check out this recipe for some yummy-in-your-tummy snacks for kids and adults!

Tags: banana, frozen, treats

It took this pooch 2 minutes (and change) to reach his treats.

Imagine what he could do with a lab and schematics and….other science-y stuff!

Okay, maybe we're getting ahead of ourselves, but this is one smart dog!

Watch (above) as this Klee Kai uses some intuition to gets his snacks!

Tags: climbing, dog, klee kai, pet, smart, treats

Awwww!

This little guy must love the sound of his own voice — but it's okay, we do too!

He's just a wittle baybay kitty cat and he doesn't even know how

Tags: aww, awww, awwww, cat, catnip, cute, cuteness, kitty, love, play, so cute, treat, treats, watch

Feeling an Easter hangover? Well, your pets might be feeling it too!

As the holiday season has passed, your pets might have gotten into your Easter basket, but is there a way to see if your dog or cat is in trouble?

Tags: candy, danger, dr patrick mahaney, easter, pet, toxicity, treats

HIGHlarious!

Who knew dogs follow politics?

Opie is very picky about who gives him his treats and Barack Obama is not on his list!

When the president "offers his stimulus package" to Opie, he just turns the other cheek!

Check out the video (above) to see the "conservative" dog voice his opinion!

Tags: barack obama, dog, opie, silly, treats

Doggy Dental Hygiene: Dental Treats

"Treats such as hard plastic bones, sterilized real bones, ice cubes, cow hooves, antlers, bully sticks are too hard for your pet and may cause tooth fractures. Dental treats that have received the Registered Seal by the Veterinary Oral Health Council (VOHC) are recommended.

The VOHC is an organization that exists to recognize products that meet preset standards of plaque and tartar/calculus retardation in dogs and cats. VOHC is an excellent resource for dental diets, treats, water additives, gels, toothpastes, and tooth coatings, that help retard plaque and tartar on the teeth of animals."

- Dr. Patrick Mahaney

Tags: dental health, dog, dr patrick mahaney, hygiene, quick tip, tip, tips, treats