Wagg'n Dog Delights

Wagg'n Dog Delights We offer handmade natural dog delights perfect for your furbabies!

The day has finally come, Maggiepalooza at the Wilson Farmers & Artisan Market!!! Bring your fur babies and come out to...
05/29/2026

The day has finally come, Maggiepalooza at the Wilson Farmers & Artisan Market!!! Bring your fur babies and come out to the Vollis Simpson Whirligig Park tomorrow 8-12. We will be there with all the fresh goodies.
Our location will be a little different tomorrow so I am attaching a map so you will know where we will be. We will be close to the stage so don't forget to come see us!






Your favorite is back!!!Breath Fresheners for your fur baby!Fresh from the oven....Available Saturday at the Wilson Farm...
04/29/2026

Your favorite is back!!!
Breath Fresheners for your fur baby!
Fresh from the oven....
Available Saturday at the Wilson Farmers & Artisan Market

What's a dog's favorite mode of transportation? A waggin'!
04/12/2026

What's a dog's favorite mode of transportation?

A waggin'!

It's going to be a great day to bring your fur babies for some yummy treats!!!
04/10/2026

It's going to be a great day to bring your fur babies for some yummy treats!!!

Do Vets recommend raw hides?Veterinarians have mixed opinions on rawhide: while some see benefits for dental health and ...
03/08/2026

Do Vets recommend raw hides?

Veterinarians have mixed opinions on rawhide: while some see benefits for dental health and mental stimulation with close supervision, many strongly advise against it due to significant risks like choking, severe intestinal blockages (requiring surgery), chemical contamination, and bacterial issues (like Salmonella). Many vets recommend safer alternatives like dental chews or dehydrated meat treats due to rawhide's indigestibility and tendency to break into large, dangerous chunks that swell in the gut.

We are preparing for the new season of the Wilson Farmers & Artisan Market , tell us what treat your fur baby loves the ...
03/08/2026

We are preparing for the new season of the Wilson Farmers & Artisan Market , tell us what treat your fur baby loves the most?

When fed in the right form and the right amount, sweet potatoes can be a great addition to a dog’s diet. If you’re givin...
03/07/2026

When fed in the right form and the right amount, sweet potatoes can be a great addition to a dog’s diet.

If you’re giving sweet potatoes as an extra, moderation is key: too much of any food can give a dog a stomach upset, and put them at risk of weight gain.

It’s fine to give your dog boiled, baked, or steamed sweet potatoes; just make sure they’re peeled, fully cooked, soft, and always served plain. Never feed your dog sweet potatoes (or any food) with added spices, sugars, or other additives like onions or garlic. This means you should avoid serving the sweet potato dish that’s part of your Thanksgiving feast—and avoid feeding fried sweet potatoes, whose added cooking oils and increased fat content could cause gastrointestinal discomfort.

Ask your vet about the right amount of sweet potato for your dog, and how often you can serve it.


Can Dogs Eat Sweet Potatoes?Sweet potatoes are a great source of vitamins A, C, B3 and B6; and minerals such as potassiu...
03/07/2026

Can Dogs Eat Sweet Potatoes?

Sweet potatoes are a great source of vitamins A, C, B3 and B6; and minerals such as potassium, calcium, manganese, and iron. These nutrients play a crucial role in supporting your dog’s immune system, maintaining healthy skin and coat, and promoting proper bone development.

Sweet potatoes are also high in beta-carotene, an antioxidant that can support immunity and eye health and fight inflammation. And they’re a fiber-rich food, containing both soluble and insoluble fiber. As is true for us, fiber helps dogs maintain good digestive health. Fiber can regulate your dog’s bowels, preventing both constipation and loose stools, and can help them feel full longer.



What are the potential risks of giving dogs sweet potatoes?While sweet potatoes are generally safe, in rare cases, some ...
03/07/2026

What are the potential risks of giving dogs sweet potatoes?

While sweet potatoes are generally safe, in rare cases, some dogs may not tolerate them well. If you notice any signs of intolerance such as digestive upset, swelling, or itching, see your vet. Itchy dogs may constantly rub, lick, or chew their paws, legs, or other parts of their body.

If your dog has diabetes, check with your vet before giving them sweet potatoes as a treat. Dogs with diabetes should receive treats consistently, timed with their insulin injections, to help prevent unintended blood-sugar spikes. Sweet potatoes’ sugar content can vary a bit depending on how they’re cooked—more when they’re baked than when they’re boiled. It’s usually okay to feed a diabetic dog small, consistent amounts of sweet potatoes as treats, in addition to their complete and balanced daily diet—but your vet is the person who’s best qualified to offer specific guidance about what’s appropriate for your dog.



Incorporating Green BeansIn summary … some of the best ways to fix green beans for dogs are the simplest:*Add lightly st...
03/07/2026

Incorporating Green Beans

In summary … some of the best ways to fix green beans for dogs are the simplest:

*Add lightly steamed or raw puréed green beans to your dog’s food

*Offer your dogs a few green beans (raw or steamed) as dog treats.

*Cut them into small pieces if you’re using them as training treats.

*Mix green beans into your favorite treat recipe.

*Freezing puréed or finely chopped beans in an ice cube tray is a refreshing hot weather snack!

*Dehydrating green beans is always a great idea for a nice crunchy treat.




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