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Puzzles and games are among some of the best enrichment tools for dogs. In fact, they are a great way to tackle your dog’s boredom and get their brains working. Khloee is a busy girl, so I figured the Outward Hound Kibble Drop Game would be perfect for her to try!
As a mom to two cats, cat scratchers have been a part of my life for years. From small scratching posts to large kitty condos, I’ve had them all. The Armarkat cat tree is the perfect middle ground between an inexpensive post and a condo that may cost you a fortune.
Recently when I was in NYC for the Purina Better With Pets Summit, I learned that food puzzles are one of the best enrichment tools for dogs. I already figured this was true, but it was nice to hear it from experts. Along with food puzzles, treat dispenser toys are extremely popular for dogs who get bored easily. They give mental stimulation to a dog who may otherwise become stressed out if they don’t have something to do. Like many pet parents, I have a couple of durable, fill-able toys laying around the house, but I was excited for Khloee to try the PetSafe Busy Buddy Puppy Twist ‘n Treat Dog Toy.
My dogs never eat a boring meal. I do feed them kibble, but I always make it different and yummy by adding fresh meat, fruits, vegetables or a meal topper! I’ve fed my dogs Nature’s Variety treats before and they have also tried a type of raw food meal booster, so I definitely wanted to see how much they would love the Nature’s Variety Instinct Raw Boost Mixers.
Whenever I see a “small breed” dog treat or a product that focuses specifically on small dogs, I immediately become interested. With regular sized dog treats, it’s always the same routine: break them up, cut them up, tear them up – whatever it takes to make the treat an appropriate size for Wynston and Khloee! Sojos® now offers a dog treat for the little ones in your house!
