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Welcome to Rescue Beagle USA.

This blog is dedicated to Lucky, my sweet little girl who passed away in her sleep peacefully on 12-14-12. Lucky was a lemon beagle and came to us as a "rescue" when she was about 3-years old. While she was initially scared, the poor thing was all of 20-lbs (and for her size that was severely under weight) with lots of love and snacks she became the best friend a person could ever have - please give a rescue beagle a second change!
Showing posts with label Snacks / Treats. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Snacks / Treats. Show all posts

Saturday, January 12, 2013

Dog Food Advisor

Dog Food Advisor saves dogs from bad food and is located in Williamsburg, Virginia. Feel free to sign up for his free Bad Dog Food alerts . . . click here to be taken to the Dog Food Advisor Web site.

Meet the man behind Dog Food  Advisor: Dr. Mike Sagman. (The following is from his Web site.)

The The Dog Food Advisor is a website designed to help you make a more informed decision when shopping for dog food.

Welcome! My name is Mike Sagman. And as the editor and creator of this community, I believe it’s important for you to know a little about my background.

Mike Sagman, D.D.S.I’m a graduate of the Medical College of Virginia with a doctoral degree in dental surgery.

In addition, my college training includes a major in chemistry and a minor in biology.

Yet none of my education or my 30+ years in the practice of dental medicine should be considered a pre-condition for publishing The Dog Food Advisor.

That’s because after writing and publishing more than 700 dog food reviews representing some 3,200 commercial products, I’m considered an authority on reading and interpreting pet food labels.

Wednesday, January 9, 2013

Nestle Purina PetCare is taking Waggin' Train and Canyon Creek Ranch brand dog treats off the market

I just read this news headline and wanted to share . . . this is why I won't buy products from China - until China cleans up their manufacturing, I just say "NO." Also, it would be wonderful if they treated employees better!

The article starts off with . . . .Nestle Purina PetCare is taking Waggin' Train and Canyon Creek Ranch brand dog treats off the market because the products may contain trace amounts of a poultry antibiotic that isn't approved in the U.S.

The chicken jerky products, which are made in China, may contain minute amounts of antibiotic residue, Purina said Wednesday. The antibiotic has been approved by Chinese and European Union regulators, but not in the U.S.


To read the entire article, click here.


Sunday, January 6, 2013

FDA Investigates Animal Illnesses Linked to Jerky Pet Treats

Since 2007, the FDA has become aware of increasing numbers of illnesses and deaths in pets associated with the consumption of jerky pet treats.

To read the information provided by the FDA (FDA Investigates Animal Illnesses Linked to Jerky Pet Treats), click here.

http://www.fda.gov/AnimalVeterinary/SafetyHealth/ProductSafetyInformation/ucm319463.htm

Sunday, January 8, 2012

Dog Treats for Good Oral Hygiene

Lucky loves snacks . . . and I'm glad she loves ones that are healthy. Twistix really help keep her breath smelling sweet and fresh!Perhaps your dog also will love Wheat-free Twistix. They come in large and small.

Twistix Wheat Free Dental Treats - Large (5.5 oz.)

Twistix helps remove plaque, tartar and freshens breath using co-extrusion technology for Triple Action cleaning power. The green color has peppermint, parsley and chlorophyll to freshen breath and the white color contains sodium hexametaphosphate, which cleans teeth by removing plaque and tartar during chewing.

They are -- Wheat free & corn free -- Triple Action cleaning power-- No added gluten, salt or sugar --

Highly soluble--Low fat

Min. Crude Protein.....15.0%
Min. Crude Fat.....1.0%
Max. Crude Fat.....2.0%
Max. Crude Fiber.....2.0%
Max. Moisture.....15.0%
Max. Ash.....3.0%

  Ingredients: Rice powder, soy protein concentrate, glycerin, distilled water, natural flavor, cellulose, garlic, sodium hexametaphosphate, citric acid, chlorophyll, peppermint, parsley.


Try them and let us know how your pooch loves 'em!