Your husky can eat applesauce if it doesn’t contain added sugar, xylitol, or any other bad ingredients for dogs. The safest applesauce for your husky is the one you’re making yourself. The canned store-bought applesauce can contain added ascorbic acid, other preservatives, lots of sugars, colorants, or aromas. When you’re looking for an applesauce that you can share with your…
Your healthy adult husky can eat ginger from time to time only in small amounts. Ginger is safe for your healthy husky as long as you feed him only a half teaspoon of fresh raw ginger. You can use ginger when you’re making homemade treats for your dog, put a bit of fresh ginger or a small amount of ginger…
Yes, your husky can eat bell peppers. Crunchy, sweet, and tasty, bell peppers are a great treat for your husky from time to time. You can share some bell pepper pieces with your dog. Don’t cut too many pieces for your husky. Feed him a piece and see if he likes it. My male husky likes bell peppers but my…
Spring is here, the sun is brighter, sweet flowers smell is in the air and Siberian husky hair is everywhere. Shedding time is here. A Siberian husky sheds during the year, but he is blowing the coat twice a year, early in spring and in autumn. As you already might know, I have two beautiful and stubborn Siberian huskies. And…
It’s Grooming time! Today I’ll cover the best practices for grooming your Siberian Husky, what I’ve found out after too many baths, brushing & pampering for my Huskies and what you’ll need in order to have your Husky looking show-ready at home. Your Husky’s thick coat helps them keep cool in the summer and warm in the winter. The secret…
When asking yourself if you can shave your Husky the answer is a clear and definitive NO. You should never, ever shave or clip your Husky’s fur. His double-coated fur has an important role and it’s there for a couple of good reasons. Contrary to what some dog groomers or even vets say, a Husky or an Alaskan Malamute should…