No one said raising a new family member would be easy, but you can’t put a value on the benefits that come from the tears of joy you experience when raising them. There’s no instruction book. In fact, if you ask most professionals in the field or surf the internet, you often get conflicting information.
The key is not to get overwhelmed or frustrated. Find out what works for you and your family. Use common sense, and don’t be afraid to explore different options.
If in doubt, always consult with a veterinarian whom you trust to give you peace of mind.
There’s no instruction book. In fact, if you ask most professionals in the field or surf the internet, you often get conflicting information.
The key is not to get overwhelmed or frustrated. Find out what works for you and your family. Use common sense, and don’t be afraid to explore different options.
If in doubt, always consult with a veterinarian whom you trust to give you peace of mind.
No one said raising a new family member would be easy, but you can’t put a value on the benefits that come from the tears of joy you experience when raising them.
Is it getting harder to avoid that cabin fever in the winter? Try this fun activity with your furkids! Homemade puzzles promote problem solving skills, which stimulate their mind and tires them out! You can make a puzzle with things found around the house. Always be sure to supervise your dog while they are working on their puzzles, and put away the supplies after they are done. Here’s how:
Grab a muffin tin.
Pick a size that makes sense for the size of your dog.
Fill each muffin cup with 1-3 small treats. Choose a variety of treats keeps it interesting for your dog.
Top each muffin cup with a small toy, tennis ball, or a rolled up sock. Pick a variety of toys to ensure different levels of difficulty for your dog, and keep the balance between challenging them, but not frustrating them.
Time for fun!
Watch your fur kid thinks through how to get the treats. Encourage them, praise them, help them if needed, but don’t underestimate their ability to figure it out!
All done!
Make sure to celebrate with your doggo for a job well done!
Is it getting harder to avoid that cabin fever in the winter? Try this fun activity with your furkids! Homemade puzzles promote problem solving skills, which stimulate their mind and tires them out! You can make a puzzle with things found around the house. Always be sure to supervise your dog while they are working on their puzzles, and put away the supplies after they are done. Here’s how:
Grab a muffin tin.
Pick a size that makes sense for the size of your dog.
Fill each muffin cup with 1-3 small treats. Choose a variety of treats keeps it interesting for your dog.
Top each muffin cup with a small toy, tennis ball, or a rolled up sock. Pick a variety of toys to ensure different levels of difficulty for your dog, and keep the balance between challenging them, but not frustrating them.
Time for fun!
Watch your fur kid thinks through how to get the treats. Encourage them, praise them, help them if needed, but don’t underestimate their ability to figure it out!
All done!
Make sure to celebrate with your doggo for a job well done!
Now that you already got your cupcake tin out, you might as well clean it up and put it to good use, right?
Use this Chance-approved recipe to make delicious pupcakes for your doggo to enjoy!
Store in refrigerator for up to 5 days or freezer for 3 months.
For a special balanced breakfast, crumble into their bowl, add 1 - 2 scrambled eggs, 1 Tablespoon of plain Greek Yogurt, and a handful of frozen blueberries!
Store these in the fridge or freezer.
You can swap out the sardines for other fish like Salmon (no bones, no skin) or a white fish like tilapia. The sardines will have the most concentrated amount of your Omega oils.
You’ll want to grab your blender, magic bullet, or hand blender for these. I also recommend using these easy and well-priced plastic and silicone freezable cups, ice cube trays, or paper cups.
Make a fruity alternative by swapping the peanut butter for either 1/3 cup frozen blueberries or one snack size serving cup of plain unsweetened applesauce. You can also swap the cinnamon for fresh mint leaves in this recipe.
Go for a meatier option by swapping the peanut butter for COOKED and oil drained turkey bacon. I recommend chopping the bacon by hand and adding it to the mix AFTER you blend it. Stir it in before you put the mix in your container so the bacon stays in chunks.