| | | | | "I have found that when you are deeply troubled, there are things you get from the silent devoted companionship of a dog that you can get from no other source."
- Doris Day
| | | Happy Tuesday! Here's the scoop: | | Did You Know...?
Why did people start amputating a dog's tail?
(scroll to the bottom to find the answer!) | | | The Dog Serves as a Witness for the Wedding
Some Colorado municipalities allow your dogs and cats to sign your marriage license as a witness. This couple got married and was able to include their dog in such a big way. That paw print helps validate their union, and now they will have that special license forever to commemorate their special day. Dogs are man's best friend, who can now stand by your side on your special day. | | "Fetching" The Perfect Gift
We here at Daily Dig absolutely adore the Holiday season! This magical time of year always reminds us of the joy of giving and generosity. However, it also brings along a unique set of challenges in terms of finding the perfect gifts for our friends, loved ones, and furry companions. It can be difficult to know where to start when selecting gifts for others. That's why we have specially curated our Revel Holiday Gift Guide exclusively for our readers!
Our Revel Holiday Gift Guide contains our favorite gift brands and products. With special discounts and offers, it provides you, our readers, with the best deals around. Additionally, the Revel Gift Guide has something for everyone! For dog-lovers we have included a number of items to best suit pups and pet parents alike, such as Petsies, SpotOn Fence and Paint Your Life. And for those in your life less inclined towards dogs, we have gift ideas from brands like Bespoke Post and Merit Beauty.
There truly is no shortage of ideas or inspiration in our Revel Holiday Gift Guide. This gift guide, specially curated for our readers, is available now! We hope you find this is the perfect guide to help kickstart this year's Holiday shopping. We here at Daily Dig know that the right gift can create memories that will last a lifetime, and with our gift guide, we hope to contribute to this tradition. Start your journey towards making those memories here! | | | Thank you to our partners for helping us create our gift guide - and thank you for supporting the sponsors who help us deliver the content you love at no cost to you. Make sure you check out the gift guide here! | | Are Cranberries Good for Dogs?
Cranberries are popular during the Thanksgiving holiday season, but are they safe for dogs to eat? This crunchy tart treat is safe for dogs. They have a lot of great nutritional benefits. The most important thing to look for is added sugars or artificial sweeteners, which can be extremely dangerous for your dog. Use fresh or dried cranberries and keep them in small quantities.
Three benefits of cranberries for dogs - Cranberries are full of antioxidants. They can protect your dog's teeth by preventing plaque and tartar buildup.
- Cranberries improve bladder health. They can help prevent the growth of bacteria responsible for UTIs.
- Cranberries support a healthy immune system. They contain vitamins E, C, and K. They reduce your dog's risk of heart disease or inflammation and help with cognitive aging.
Feeding your dog large quantities of cranberries can have some adverse effects on your dog's health. They might get an upset stomach, kidney stones, and weight gain. They are also a choking hazard. Keep the amounts small and see how your dog likes them at first. | | | Image courtesy of Masterclass | | Plants That Are Safe for Your Dog
Houseplants are a great way to decorate and bring some of the outside world inside. But it's important to ensure that the plants you bring into your household are safe for your dog. Don't worry; many options are available, and you can enjoy the positive benefits of surrounding yourself with plants and furry creatures.
Check out these ten non-toxic indoor plants: - Spider Plant
- African Violet
- Prayer Plant
- Orchid
- Rattlesnake Plant
- Echeveria
- Polka Dot Plant
- Bromeliad
- Boston Fern
- Ponytail Palm
Some of the plants to avoid include Snake Plant, Swiss Cheese Plant, English Ivy, and Philodendrons. You can also search the ASPCA's extensive list of plants on their website. | | | Image courtesy of Dogington Post | | Did You Know:
Answer: The origin of amputating a dog's tail may go back to A.D. 4-70 when the Roman writer Lucius Columella's assertion that tail docking prevented rabies. | | Spreading "Paw-liday" Cheer!
Make memories of a lifetime with Daily Dig's very own Revel Holiday Gift Guide! From gifts for dog lovers to gifts for makeup enthusiasts, there truly is something for everyone. Check out our Revel Holiday Gift Guide today to take the stress out of the gift-selection process, and experience the joyful radiance of picking the perfect gift for your loved one! | | Share the puppy love
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