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Sometimes our dogs become so important to us that we spoil them. This can look like giving them more treats than they really need or carrying them all the time. These and other little actions may not seem so bad, but they can lead to a significant threat to your dog’s health — obesity. There are a few things you can do to help prevent this and other health issues. At the top of the list is daily walks. Here's why!

January is Walk Your Dog month, and it’s the perfect excuse to kick-start your new year fitness goals while spending time with your four-legged friend. In this article, we’ll explore eight ways to get the most out of the month, from boosting your mental well-being to supporting your furry friend's health.

Typically, pet foods are created to be an all-inclusive source of nutrition for pets. Consequently, the food must have all the necessary components like protein, energy, vitamins, and minerals. You can meet your pet's nutritional needs with an easily digested, delicious, and secure diet.

Owning a dog can bring unlimited amounts of joy to many households. They’re funny to watch, affectionate, and can offer a comforting presence when you’re going through a hard time – it’s no wonder that surveys show that 94% of pet owners say that their animal companion makes them happy.

According to the American Pet Products Association's latest poll, 62% of American homes have a pet, with dogs accounting for 78.2 million. All dog owners want their pets to be happy and healthy. Therefore, they want adequate nutrition and flavor when it comes to food. However, it might be difficult to locate economical tasty treats when your dog has a restricted diet or is a picky eater.