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CategoryApril is National Pet Month
From a dog or a cat, to a horse or a hamster, pets make our lives whole. In fact, Pet lovers are guardians to nearly 100 million dogs and cats in the United States, and spend about $35 billion on their furry friends each year. (Source: American Pet Product Manufacturers Association) Studies show that people … Continue Reading
March is Berries and Cherries Month!
This month, the Three Dog Blog will focus on our favorite berry: the cranberry! When we say cranberries, we’re not talking about the red gel that comes out of a can on Thanksgiving. We’re talking about red, ripe berries bursting with benefits for your pooch. Did we mention they taste pretty good too? The addition … Continue Reading
February is Sweet Potato Month!
February is Sweet Potato Month and the Three Dog Blog would like to point out a couple reasons why we, and our doggies, love them so much! Sweet potatoes are a great source of dietary fiber and contain Vitamins B6 & C. In fact, sweet potatoes have much more nutrients than regular potatoes. They’re rich … Continue Reading
January is National Oatmeal Month!
Simply put, oats are nutritious, being naturally high in “good” nutrients and low in “bad” ones. Oats are high in: Protein (interestingly, wild oats contain from 27-37% protein while cultivated varieties average about 17%). According to the World Health Organization, oat protein is equivalent in quality to soy protein. So, equal to meat, milk and … Continue Reading
Pup-ular Pet Gifts for the Holiday Season
We treat our dogs like they’re our children. We spoil them and buy birthday cakes, presents, treats, toys, clothes and everything else their furry heart desires. Check out our top picks for doggie gifts this holiday season! For the Dog Gracie’s Grande Yappuccino – Our Yappuccino includes oven baked Carob Pooch Smooches and Mini Vanilla … Continue Reading
Holiday Stress and Your Dog
Ah, the holidays are almost upon us again. Here’s a refresher course of things you can do to reduce your dog’s holiday stress (and probably yours, too). Prior to your guests arriving, attempt to tire out your dog. A trip to the dog park (if weather allows), an extra-long play session or simply a long … Continue Reading







