Dog Food Recall Alert

 

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On August 28, 2026 Northwest Naturals of Portland, Oregon voluntarily recalled 53 cases (1,272 lbs) of Northwest Naturals Frozen Chicken Recipe and 19 cases (684 lbs.) of Northwest Naturals Frozen Raw Diet for Dogs Chicken Recipe (6 lbs. bag) in the two lots identified due to Salmonella and/or Listeria monocytogenes contamination. 

 

Pet parents who may have purchased this product are encouraged to check their packaging carefully and avoid feeding the affected lot to their dogs.

 

For more details on the recall, please see the full article on The Dog Food Advisor:

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How To Perform the Heimlich Maneuver on Dogs

 

December 16, 2017

Do you know what to do if your dog is choking? Knowing a few emergency procedures, such as CPR (cardiopulmonary resuscitation) and the Heimlich maneuver for dogs, is critical to saving lives because you may not have time to get to a vet and your dog could suffocate.

Dogs love to chew bones, sticks, toys, socks and anything small enough to fit into their mouths. But on occasion, an object may become dangerously lodged in your dog’s throat or windpipe.

If your dog is choking and suffocating, he will likely panic. A dog signals he is choking by either: coughing violently, wheezing, gasping for breath, pawing at his mouth, and/or has his eyes bulging out.

1. Check your dog’s mouth for the lodged object

If your dog cannot clear the object from his throat himself within a few seconds, immediately check your dog’s mouth. Always be extremely careful when attempting to remove anything from your pet’s mouth because you could push the object farther down your dog’s throat, tear at the throat tissue, damage a dog’s throat bones, or get bitten in the process.

• Open your dog’s mouth. Put one hand on the upper jaw with your thumb on one side and your other fingers on the other side.
• With your other hand, push gently down on the lower jaw, and keep your index finger free to sweep to the back of your dog’s mouth.
• Look inside the mouth to see if you can see the obstruction and reach it with your fingers.
• Do not grab something you simply feel. Dogs have small bones that support the tongue, so you can seriously injure them if you assume the bones are a foreign object.
• If you do see the object, be very careful not to push the object further down your dog’s throat and do not attempt to extract it if it does not come out easily.

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Dog Too Scared To Be Touched Learns To Trust With Help From A Shark Plushie | The Dodo

They named him George Clooney before they even knew what a little charmer he’d become!

Published by The Dodo
28th August 2026

4-Week-Old Rescue Pittie Grows Up To Raise More Than 500 Puppies | The Dodo

He became the foster dad every puppy needed. 

Marissa took River in when he was just a month old, never imagining he’d go on to help her raise more than 500 foster puppies over the next 12 years.

Published by The Dodo
23rd August 2026

Bulldog Gets Her Own “Hello Window” To Greet Everyone Who Walks By | The Dodo

Betsy never wants to miss a chance to say hi to someone walking past her house, so John and Jane came up with the perfect solution: her very own “hello window.”
They cut it right into the fence and even decorated it for her, giving the neighborhood's most social bulldog a permanent spot to greet her fans.

Hibby first noticed this pittie hanging around a mechanic shop and started bringing him food. Those visits became a routine, and before long, the dog who'd been living outside wasn't just waiting for his next meal.

Published by The Dodo
26th August 2026

Woman Helps 40+ Senior Dachshunds Find Homes After Breeder Gives Them Up | The Dodo

All but one of these dogs found homes.
Now, senior Dachshund Titan is still waiting for someone patient enough to give him his chance.

Published by The Dodo
27th August 2026

Lab Turns Her Kiddie Pool Into A Boat So Her Family Gets Her A Real One | The Dodo

Her family finally gave her the boating experience she'd been practising for!

Published by The Dodo
25th August 2026

Dog keeps removing cat beds from home in unusual behavior

 

Published by GeoBeats Animals
26th August 2026

Dog Food Recall Alert

 

Fromm Family Foods Issues a Voluntary Recall of Two Products Over Potential Metal Contamination

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Dog does funniest thing to cool down after zoomies

Dog has a 'gremlin' mode causing epic zoomies.

Published by GeoBeats Animals

17th August 2026

Woman communicates with deaf dog using lights

 

Published by GeoBeats Animals
20th August 2026

My retired life: by Paddy the Greyhound 🐾

 

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Aug 10, 2026

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Great Dane Throws Funny Temper Tantrum When Dad Tries to Steal His Bed

 

January 28, 2018

When Henry the Great Dane’s dad decides to take a nap in his bed, Henry is none too happy. This is not what humans are supposed to do.

He adorably protests by letting out a gruff bark of displeasure as if to say “hey, you can’t be on here”. Then he paws his dad and nudges him, before barking some more, indicating that dad had better find another spot to lie down in.

Dad tries to convince Henry that he should share it with him. After all, doesn’t he share his bed? The two have friendly banter and tussle but dad finally relents and lets Henry have his bed back. I guess Henry told him – no sharing, dad!

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His Dog Stayed by His Side Until the Very End... 🥹❤️

 

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Jul 27, 2026

A little golden retriever puppy named Max grew up alongside a boy named Oliver, and from the very beginning, the two were inseparable. Through childhood adventures, school mornings, quiet afternoons, and every milestone in between, Max never left his best friend's side. As the years passed, Oliver grew older, and so did Max, whose playful face slowly turned gray with age. Fourteen years after their first photo together, they took one final picture before saying goodbye, capturing a friendship built on a lifetime of unconditional love, loyalty, and memories that would never be forgotten. ❤️

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These Photos From Dog Photographer of the Year Competition are Spectacular

 

July 18, 2018

Taking a decent photograph of a dog is always a challenge, but taking a great one? That takes extra patience, skill and a little luck. That’s why these winning photographs from this year’s ‘Dog Photographer Of The Year’ competition are so inspiring. Not only do the photographers capture beautiful pictures of “Man’s Best Friend” but they also remind us why the bond between dogs and humans is so special. Now in its thirteenth year, the international competition ran by charity The Kennel Club UK received almost 10,000 entries from over 70 different countries around the globe. Picking the photos to recognize was no easy feat.

Here are the winners and runner’s up and we think you will be as impressed as the judges with these stunning photographs.

Monica van der Maden from the Netherlands has been chosen as the overall winner of the competition with an image of Noa the Great Dane seemingly alone in a forest, which placed first in the ‘Oldies’ category, the first time an image from this particular group has been picked as an overall winner.

1st place Oldies, Overall Winner. Monica van der Maden – Netherlands

Monica said: “I am very grateful to be the overall winner of the Dog Photographer of the Year competition. Photography is what I love doing the most. I always try to capture the image of a dog in a way that you can see the emotion in their eyes, when I took this picture in the forest early one morning, Noa looked at her owner and you could feel the love between them.”

1st place dogs at play. Elinor Roizman, Israel

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