With whole foods being popular in peoples' diets, it only makes sense that natural dog food has become an option for our pets. Here's what to know about it.
Lynda Taylor
Lynda has been a dog trainer and behaviorist for over 25 years and holds an MSc in Applied Animal Behavior and Training (Distinction). She lectures on degree courses in Applied Canine Behavior and Training, and specializes in helping dogs with extreme fear. Lynda has competed with her own dogs in agility, obedience, and flyball, and now shares her life with three dogs: Ellie, a Working Bearded Collie, Fizz, a Galgo/Podenco cross, and Reginald, a terrier crossbreed.
Lynda Taylor's Articles
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Your cat's nails are too long if they easily snag on surfaces. Here are tips for how to cut cat nails. This will work for even the most nervous of cats.