The Feral Dog Blog
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Why Most Candles Are Toxic for Dogs
Most candles are built for one thing: strong scent. To get that “fills the whole house” effect at a low cost, brands rely on petroleum-based waxes, hidden fragrance blends, and wicks that produce soot. The result is a cocktail of...
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Why Sweet Potato Is Good for Dogs
Sweet potato is one of the simplest “real food” ingredients that consistently earns its place in a dog’s diet. It’s easy to digest for many dogs, naturally rich in fiber, and packed with beneficial nutrients—without needing additives, flavors, or fillers....
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The Ultimate Guide to Freeze-Dried Dog Treats
Pet owners everywhere are becoming more conscious about the food they give their dogs — and freeze-dried treats are quickly becoming the gold standard. Whether you’re trying to feed your dog cleaner ingredients, avoid fillers, or boost nutrition, freeze-dried options...
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How Processed Treats Affect Skin, Coat, and Digestion
Most dog owners don’t connect their dog’s itching, dull coat, or inconsistent digestion to the treats they’re feeding. But the truth is simple:What you put into your dog’s body shows up on the outside — fast. Highly processed dog treats...
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Wild-Caught vs. Farm-Raised: Why Sourcing Matters
When you care about what goes into your own body, you start to care about what goes into your dog’s. The words “wild-caught” and “farm-raised” show up on more labels than ever — but few pet owners really understand what they...
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The Truth About "All Natural" Dog Treats
Walk down any pet-store aisle and you’ll see the same word everywhere: “Natural.” It’s printed in bold fonts, stamped with leaves or barns, and often priced like it means something special. But here’s the truth — in the pet-treat world, “natural”...