FAQ

Interactive toys like puzzle balls, treat dispensers, and motorized balls help reduce dog boredom by offering mental and physical stimulation, promoting independent play, and curbing destructive behaviors.

The best interactive toys for dogs are puzzle and motion-activated balls made of durable materials, offering stimulation, treat rewards, and independent play.

The best interactive dog balls feature durable materials, motion sensors, lights, and treat-dispensing or bouncing functions, with top picks including Cheerble Wicked Ball, PetDroid, and classic fetch balls like Chuckit! Ultra Ball. Choosing the right size and durability for your dog's breed and chewing habits is key.

The safe ivermectin dosage for dogs depends on body weight, purpose of use, and breed sensitivity; for heartworm prevention, it's typically 6 mcg/kg monthly by mouth. Always consult a veterinarian for specific dosing and precautions.

Dogs perceive time differently, and one human hour might feel much longer to them—possibly equivalent to several hours due to their accelerated sense of time.

Dogs apologize through body language, such as lowering their heads, avoiding eye contact, tucking their tails, licking, or gently pawing as a sign of submission and remorse.

While dogs don't perceive time the same way humans do, studies suggest dogs may experience time roughly 5 to 7 times faster, so 1 hour could feel like 5–7 hours to them.

Dogs apologize through body language like lowering their heads, tucking their tails, avoiding eye contact, or licking their owners to show remorse and submission.

Because dogs perceive time differently, 1 hour can feel like several hours to a dog, depending on their age, breed, and attachment level to their owner.

Dogs apologize using body language such as lowering their heads, tucking their tails, licking, and avoiding eye contact to show submission and remorse.