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Dogs Need to Chew | Alaska Mill & Feed

Dogs Need to Chew | Alaska Mill & Feed

Posted by Kimberly McCourtney on Dec 4th 2020

Chewing is a natural behavior all dogs need to express. But every dog is different and a treat or toy that’s good for one dog to chew may be dangerous for another.Watch a dog or puppy the first tim … read more
Dogs with Itchy Skin | Alaska Mill & Feed

Dogs with Itchy Skin | Alaska Mill & Feed

Posted by Kimberly McCourtney on Dec 4th 2020

A dog’s skin is the largest organ of their body. It’s also one of the first to show the effects of a food that isn’t completely meeting the dog’s nutritional needs. Veterinary research has shown tha … read more
Facts about Feeding Dogs | Alaska Mill & Feed

Facts about Feeding Dogs | Alaska Mill & Feed

Posted by Kimberly McCourtney on Dec 4th 2020

Some dog owners forget that humans require a variety of foods to ensure the consumption of nutritionally balanced meals. A quality dog food has a proper balance of all the nutrients a dog requires … read more
Feeding Basics | Alaska Mill & Feed

Feeding Basics | Alaska Mill & Feed

Posted by Kimberly McCourtney on Dec 4th 2020

Finicky Eating. Sometimes it can be hard to get a dog to eat his complete and balanced dog food. This can be a problem, especially if it means your dog is not getting enough nutrition or is getting … read more
Feeding Older Dogs | Alaska Mill & Feed

Feeding Older Dogs | Alaska Mill & Feed

Posted by Kimberly McCourtney on Dec 4th 2020

Dogs begin to show visible age-related changes at about seven to twelve years of age. There are metabolic, immunologic and body composition changes, too. Some of these are unavoidable. Others can be … read more