FAQ

Dogs perceive time differently than humans, and while the exact ratio is debated, it's often suggested that 1 human hour may feel significantly longer to a dog, possibly comparable to several hours due to their faster perception and shorter lifespan.

Dogs may appear to be talking due to the use of soundboards or talking buttons, which they press to express specific needs or desires, indicating they can associate words with actions.

Yes, dogs can learn to use buttons that play recorded words to communicate specific needs or desires, though their ability to use complex language is limited.

Yes, dogs can learn to use talking buttons to express specific needs and desires, with some even combining buttons purposefully.

Dogs like blankets because they offer warmth, comfort, and a sense of security, often reminding them of their early puppyhood environment. Blankets also carry familiar scents that help calm and reassure dogs, especially in stressful situations.

Hide pills in tasty, dog-safe foods or use direct methods like pillers if needed. Always check with your vet before changing how you give medication.

Yes, dogs can safely eat zucchini in moderation, either raw or cooked, as long as it is plain and cut into small pieces.

Dr. Marty’s dog food, called Nature’s Blend, is a premium freeze-dried formula made from multiple meats, fruits, and vegetables to provide balanced nutrition for dogs. It’s all-natural, grain-free, minimally processed, and free of artificial additives.

Avoid dog treats containing preservatives like BHA, added sugars, artificial colors, and common allergens such as wheat, beef, and milk—especially for sensitive dogs.

The healthiest things for a dog to chew are single-ingredient natural treats like dehydrated vegetables, freeze-dried lean meats, VOHC-approved dental chews, or fresh produce.