Are you aware of what you’re putting into your pet’s food bowl? Most of us have no idea what goes into pet food and we don’t question the safety of pet food until a visit to the vet with a sick pet.

Explains how to make a RFID dog bowl or cat bowl. Great for making sure your pet only eats what they are supposed to!

Everyone knows that curious cats and dogs love to snoop around for a snack. That's why one local veterinarian says it's important for owners to keep potentially toxic substances out of a pet's reach and to know what foods can be fatal or cause serious illness.

Sometimes because of your hectic schedules, we tend to put our dog's care at the bottom of the list or it just becomes a habit of chores we perform every day without giving it much thought. We stumble out of bed in the morning, let the dog out, fill the water bowl, dump some food in the dish and go on with our daily routine.

Rant & Info on the Pet Food Scare (Menu Foods)

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