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Download The Full July/August 2024 Issue PDF

  • Feeding a Sick Dog
  • Freeze-Dried Dog Foods
  • A Good Gut Feeling
  • Displacement Behaviors
  • Veterinary Telemedicine
  • First Time Dog Owner
  • Dog-Friendly Vacations
  • Teaching Tricks
  • Allergy Relief

Download The Full June 2024 Issue PDF

  • Unplanned Weight Loss
  • Dogs Can Get Sunburn
  • Understanding Reactivity
  • Is Your Dog Depressed?
  • Physical Therapy
  • Winning Body Language
  • Leptospirosis
  • Bully-Stick Holders
  • Stop Fence-Jumping
  • Microchip Your Dog!

Download The Full May 2024 Issue PDF

  • Taking It Personally
  • At-Home Dental Care
  • Chicken-Free Dog Food
  • Locate the Lymph Glands
  • Dog Pain Medications
  • Waist Belts for Walking
  • Dog-Aggressive Dogs
  • Large-Breed Puppy Food
  • Vaccination for Lyme

Download The Full April 2024 Issue PDF

  • Valley Fever
  • Puzzle Masters
  • Touching Your Puppy
  • Hello Kitty!
  • How Low is Too Low?
  • Progressive Platform
  • Veterinary Behaviorists
  • Wet Bed?
  • Ear Mites

Download The Full March 2024 Issue PDF

  • If Your Dog Won’t Eat
  • Carpet Cleaners
  • All About Dog Dentals
  • How to Get Pups to Sleep
  • Smart Collars
  • Dog Training for Kids
  • Hygromas
  • Looking for Dr. Perfect
  • Teach Your Dog to Relax
  • Vaccine Reactions
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WDJ’s 2024 Approved Dry Dog Foods: Search Over 1,000 Varieties

We’re excited to now present information about every single one of the dry dog foods made by the companies on our “Approved Foods” list, including their complete ingredients lists. Even more exciting: This is a searchable database. You can use filters to find foods that meet many specific needs for different dogs.

Download The Full February 2024 Issue PDF

  • The Foods We’d Choose
  • Hallmarks of Quality
  • Approved Dry Dog Foods
  • How Long Can Your Dog “Hold it”?
  • Loose-Leash Walking
  • “Acoustic Masking” for Sound-Sensitive Dogs
  • How Far Should You Walk Your Dog?

Download The Full December 2023-January 2024 Issue PDF

  • Gear of the Year
  • Xylitol Poisoning
  • How to Teach a Cue
  • Cushing’s Syndrome
  • You Gotta Do the Math!
  • Dog Wheelchairs
  • The Best Breeds for Kids
  • Dog Antibiotics Guide
  • Stop the Barking

Download The Full November 2023 Issue PDF

  • Ataxia Attack
  • Dietary Fiber For Dogs
  • Getting Dressed? Yes!
  • Canine Cataracts
  • Drop It Right There, Pal
  • Take Your Dog Shopping
  • Looking For Librela
  • The Wrong Class?
  • No More Nipping

Download The Full October 2023 Issue PDF

  • Why You Should Can It
  • WDJ’s Approved Canned Dog Food List
  • How To Give A Pill
  • Chaos At The Door?
  • The Best Dog Gates
  • Canine Influenza
  • Types of Training
  • The Best Training Treats For Puppies
  • Starting From Scratch

Download The Full September 2023 Issue PDF

  • Care for Heat Stroke
  • Found a Stray Dog?
  • Boundary Training
  • Rope Toys are Dangerous
  • Worms and Deworming
  • Dental Extractions
  • Confidence-Building
  • Stuck in the Middle
  • Teach Your Dog to Heel
  • Best Dogs for Seniors
  • The Agony of Dog Feet

Download The Full July-August 2023 Issue

  • Lyme Disease
  • Puppies and Kids
  • Kennel Cough
  • Still Feeding Puppy Food?
  • Prevent Broken Nails
  • Find a Great Trainer
  • Anesthesia Recovery
  • Paw Protection
  • Crying All Night?

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The “Magic” Skunk Formula is Science, Not Magic…

Decades ago, a chemist named Paul Krebaum (may his name be honored forever) cracked the chemical code of the stinky, sulfur-containing substances called “thiols” that are in the musk that skunks spray to defend themselves. Krebaum harnessed the power of oxidation, formulating a solution that changes the odorous thiols into odorless acids. He shared the recipe with a workplace friend who had been complaining about the smell of his cat, who had been skunked. Soon, other scientists heard about the formula and it went viral!