Top 5 Time Saving Hacks for Dog Owners
Utilize Autoship
Have you ever run out of dog food but not been able to make it to the pet store, leaving you with a grumpy pup? Save time (and money) by setting up authorship for your dog’s food and supplies from an online retailer. Food will arrive at your doorstep in pre-determined intervals, leaving you with peace of mind that you will never make a midnight run to the pet store for kibble again.
Toothpaste on Chew Toys
We all know we should brush our dog’s teeth, but what dog owner has the time, energy, or patience? A simple hack for dog owners is to apply dog-safe toothpaste to a chew toy and allow the dog’s natural instincts to do the work for you!
DIY Pill Pockets
Does your dog fight with you to take pills? This time-saving hack for dog owners ensures your dog takes the pill the first time, every time. Simply mix ¼ cup peanut butter with ¼ cup arrowroot powder for a non-sticky, moldable, tasty treat that can easily be wrapped around any size pill to mask the taste.
Squeegee for Dog Hair
If you’re a dog owner, you understand that pups shed – some worse than others. If you have hardwood floors, you are in luck because cleanup is as simple as breaking out a dustpan and broom. However, removing dog hair from upholstery or carpet is an entirely different story. Investing in a good squeegee can make this job surprisingly easy while significantly cutting down on time spent cleaning. Simply run the squeegee over the hair covered area a few times and be amazed at the amount of dog hair that turns up!
Baby Powder Bath
If you need to give your dog a quick refresh but don’t have the time or energy for the full pet care spa treatment, consider using baby powder. By sprinkling your dog with a generous amount of powder, you will ease mats and tangles in your dog’s hair while absorbing dirt, debris, and odors. Additionally, if your dog has any white markings, they will appear brighter, and your pup will be sweeter smelling!
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Please note: all dogs should be treated as individuals. The Actijoy™ blog is for educational and entertainment purposes only. In the case of emergency, always seek qualified healthcare from a local veterinarian or emergency facility. Actijoy™ blogs are not designed to treat, diagnose, or prescribe medication for your pet.
