DOGDADDY’S mission is all about your dog's health, well being, and happiness.  Our goal is to have fun with our dogs and our families.  Anyone who has a dog knows that they are the most direct way to our hearts, rewarding us with a fuller, healthier, and richer life than we could imagine, when we include them in our daily routine.

That’s why we not only cook for our dogs, but we offer advice from top breeders, great veterinarians, both holistic and clinical, nutritionists, trainers, and herbalists, to get dog owners to think out of the box when relating to their dogs and other pets.  We are confident that dog owners will find all the necessary information to properly take care of your dog here at DogDaddy.  Everyone involved with DogDaddy is a serious dog lover.  We hope your dogs becomes as healthy and happy as ours.  Remember to hug your dog today!

Sincerely yours,

DogDaddy

DOGDADDY DOG FEST proposes to bring together dog-related experts, vendors, food, and festivities for a weekend of learning, celebration, and "dog-gone" fun!  The proceeds pay for the event and give the local rescues and shelters a platform to raise awareness and much needed funds for their organizations.  The event takes place outdoors with booths, a main stage, large tents in case of inclement weather, dog demonstration areas, seminars, workshops, “dogcams” throughout the festival broadcast live via the internet – worldwide – and dog-related activities that tie into the local shops on both sides of the river.

Dogdaddy Sponsors and Donations:

All of the proceeds donated to Dogdaddy by sponsors and individuals go directly in to the Dogdaddy Dog Food Drives as seen in the Winterfest Parade,purchase of Dogfood for non profits in need,Website costs,editors,advertising,free advertising of non profits in need,upcoming e books,pet care books,legal defense fund page,and the development of all future fundraising programs,and bailout funds,with one objective, "To Create A Life Annuity For Dogs" by fundraising and education,24 hours a day,7 days a week.We will not stop until our Dogs are treated the same way we treat our elders and our children.

Adding oats to a pet's diet is a simple way to impart many nutritional
benefits. Besides nutritional benefits, many other benefits, from nervine
to disease treatment, can be realized, too. First, let's take a closer
look at some of the many health benefits associated with oats when they
are simply added to a pet's diet.

Nutritive - Simply put, oats are nutritious, being naturally high in
"good" nutrients and low in "bad" ones.

Oats are high in:

Protein (interestingly, wild oats contain from 27-37% protein while
cultivated varieties average about 17%). According to the World Health
Organization, oat protein is equivalent in quality to soy protein. So,
equal to meat, milk and egg protein.Soluble fiber (the fiber that helps
keep cholesterol levels low)Levels of iron, manganese, zinc, and B
vitamins (pantothenic acid, B5, and folate, B9)Oats are low in:

Gluten (some is present, but not nearly as much as in wheat)Genetically
Modified Organisms (so far, oats are not grown using GMO)Nervine - Oats
are considered a nervine, an herbal compound that acts as a general nerve
tonic, calming the nerves when necessary, stimulating their activity when
needed. Oats are used for treating a variety of nervous disorders.

Herbal - Oats benefit several body organs and systems, including: skin,
nervous system, stomach, spleen, lungs, and the urinary and reproductive
systems. Herbal qualities of oats include:

AntispasmodicCardiacDiureticEmollientNervineStimulantAntitumor - Oats
contains the antitumor compound b-sitosterol.

Digestive - Acting as a digestive aid to calm the intestinal tract.

Hormonal - Used to achieve hormonal balance. Also used as a uterine tonic.

Oats are also cholesterol lowering and reportedly good for treating a wide
variety of diseases in humans and animals, including: inflammatory
conditions, mental or physical exhaustion, depression, dyspepsia,
insomnia, fevers, sexual dysfunctions and as a tonic during menopause or
after parturition.

Oats can also be beneficial when applied externally (topically). Remember
that an animal's skin is its largest organ, and there is an active
absorption of many substances, thus adding whole-body benefits from
external applications of oats. These unique health benefits can include:

Anti-inflammatory and Calming - soothes itchiness and eczema, thus helping
calm the animal while he heals.Healing - High levels of minerals and
vitamins in the seeds may help with skin healing.Here are some tips on how
to use oats topically:

Shampoos - Oatmeal shampoos are readily available in most pet product
outlets, and many have added healing herbs. These shampoos are generally
mild, calming,soothing, anti-itch,and anti-inflammatory.