Easter and Spring Flowers are Here.
Hyacinths, tulips, daffodils, lilies, easter cactus and pansies!
Saw Bellies Are In – Perfect for Local Reservoir Fishing!
Heading out to the reservoirs around Liberty, NY? Fresh saw bellies are now in stock—ideal for targeting brown trout, lake trout, smallmouth bass, and more.
Fruit Trees, Ornamental Trees & Berry Bushes Are Here!
Spring is just around the corner, and it’s the perfect time to plant! Our beautiful selection of fruit trees, ornamental trees and berry bushes are in stock and ready to bring life to your landscape.
Get Growing This Spring at Liberty Agway!
Starting seeds, building raised beds, or refreshing your garden? We’ve got you covered!
Seed Starting Supplies – Everything you need to kick off your garden.
Mulches & Soils – Enrich plants & beautify your space.
Gardening Essentials – Raised bed kits, fencing & more!
Now's the time to treat your lawn!
We’ve got everything you need: hay, straw, grass seed, and fertilizer to help your lawn thrive this season. Stop by and get your lawn ready for a lush, green spring!
Onion Sets & Seed Potatoes are here!
We will have some cold crop veggies arriving mid month- veggies, pansies, strawberry plants, and more.
Get Ready for Beekeeping Season!
We’ve got everything you need to keep your hive buzzing with success! From protective gear to hive tools and accessories, find top-quality beekeeping supplies right here at Liberty Agway.
Charming Gifts & Home Decor!
Looking for the perfect birthday present or something special for the holidays? We’ve got a delightful selection of cute and unique gift items that are sure to impress!
And don’t forget—Mother’s Day is coming up on May 11th! Find something she’ll love right here at Liberty Agway.
Get Ready to Reel ‘Em In!
Fishing season is here, and we’ve got you covered! Pick up your Fishing License at Liberty Agway and stock up on all your fishing essentials. From tackle and gear to fresh bait, our selection has everything you need for a successful day on the water!
Keep Pests Out of Your Garden!
Protect your plants from hungry visitors! We carry a variety of repellents to keep deer, rabbits, and more away from your garden and shrubs.
Step into Spring with Style!
Our new spring clothing and footwear have arrived for men, women, and children! From lightweight layers to comfortable, durable shoes, we’ve got the whole family covered.
Advanced Order Wood Pellet Sale!
Stock up and save this April with our Advanced Order Wood Pellet Sale! Secure your pellets for the colder months ahead by calling the store to reserve your order. Don’t miss out—plan ahead and be prepared!
Call us today to place your order!
Feeding your dog table scraps is a topic of mixed feelings in the pet community. Most vets and owners will argue that for no reason whatsoever you should feed your dog table scraps while others will claim that it’s okay in moderation. Some will even say it’s perfectly fine. The biggest argument against feeding dogs table scraps would have to be that it could cause obesity, which can lead to a variety of health problems for your dog. The purpose of this article is to simply share my thoughts on what you need to know about feeding dogs table scraps.
First, when feeding your dog table scraps do so in moderation. When I use the word moderation I really mean it for many reasons. Feeding your dog too many table scraps cannot only lead to health problems, but behavior problems as well such as begging and bad manners. To avoid issues at the table, share table food like you would any other treat for your dog, away from the table and not at meal times. A good rule of thumb to follow is that table scraps should be less than 10% of your dog’s diet. If scraps are all you feed your dog, then your dog won’t get a balanced diet and it will become unhealthy. More often than not vets see more cases of pancreatitis after holidays because a dog has eaten too much table food that is very high in fat. A dog’s digestive system is more sensitive than ours and can only handle so much before problems begin to arise.
Second, when feeding your dog table scraps use common sense. Dogs are a lot like humans in the sense that they require a healthy and balanced diet just like we do. Therefore if you are feeding your dog pizza, bacon, or other foods that are high in fat and calories your dog will begin to gain weight. Foods that are high in fat can contribute to pancreatitis, an inflammation of the pancreas with symptoms that range from mild discomfort to a blood infection (sepsis) and internal bleeding. If you are going to feed your dog table food, feed them healthy foods. If it’s healthy for you then it’s healthy for him. Some healthy foods you can feed your dog include fresh fruit, veggies, and lean meats. All of these foods provide high quality sources of proteins, carbohydrates, and are low on fats and sugars. Never give your pet toxic foods such as chocolate or raisins, foods with small bones, and greasy foods such as pasta and other friend foods. Also, keep in mind that portions for humans are not the same for dogs. Always give your dog smaller portions of table food than you would any dry or wet food that they already eat.
If you are ever unsure of whether or not a certain food is good for your dog, then don’t offer it. You should always treat your dog, but do so in way that makes him happier and healthier. Use moderation and common sense when feeding your dog table food so that it maintains a healthy and balanced diet.
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