Halloween is right around the corner, and while we're all entitled to one good scare, that scare shouldn't include your dog! As you decorate your home with lights, strategically select your costume, and buy so much candy your dentist cries, it's best to take some precautions if you have canine family members. Here's our list of tips for having a dog-safe Halloween! ? 1. Keep Candy Away From Your Pets Most pet parents know that chocolate, especially dark chocolate and baking chocolate, can make dogs very sick and can even be fatal. But why? Chocolate contains the ingredient ..read more

While being 7-years-old may be young for humans, for dogs it's the start of their senior years. They may not have as much energy as they did in their puppyhood, their appetite might change, and their bodies will start to slow down. As your dog ages, it's important to adjust to their new lifestyle, even if it means changing your own. Our senior dogs have been with us through thick and thin, and now is the time to show them more appreciation than ever.  Here is a chart from the American Veterinary Medical Association to help determine your dog's age in human ye ..read more

As our family-owned business grows larger and larger, it allows us the opportunity to give back to animals in need and organizations making a difference.  We've partnered with several organizations across the country donating food and treats, volunteering at their facilities, and bring awareness to their organizations. Here are some of the organizations we partner with: Golden Belt Humane Society Next door to our Redbarn facility in Great Bend, Kansas, is the Golden Belt Humane Society. Golden Belt is a nonprofit animal rescue that provides shelter and medical care to ..read more

Summer is finally here! The days are longer, the sun is brighter, and your dog is ready for fun-filled days. Warmer weather also brings more outdoor activities that you can do with your four-legged friend. So pack your doggie snacks, bring some extra water, and check out our list of 12 Summer Activities to Do With Your Dog! 1. Make Dog-Friendly Ice-Cream  Who doesn't enjoy a scoop (or two, or three) of delicious ice cream on a hot summer day? Let your dog enjoy this classic treat with some homemade dog-friendly ice cream! The Dog Tipper has an excellent recipe for Peanut Bu ..read more

Dog parks are one of the happiest places in the world. Cute pups playing, exploring, and running together, what's not to love? Dog parks are also a great outlet for high-energy dogs to get the exercise they need, while also building their socialization skills. Whether you are a dog park connoisseur or planning to go for the first time, there are several things you should know before taking your dog off-leash in this fun-filled place. Here's our checklist of the dos and don'ts of the dog park! 1. Be Up-To-Date on All Vaccinations  To protect your dog and others, ha ..read more

Dog parks are one of the happiest places in the world. Cute pups playing, exploring, and running together, what's not to love? Dog parks are also a great outlet for high-energy dogs to get the exercise they need, while also building their socialization skills. Whether you are a dog park connoisseur or planning to go for the first time, there are several things you should know before taking your dog off-leash in this fun-filled place. Here's our checklist of the dos and don'ts of the dog park! 1. Be Up-To-Date on All Vaccinations  To protect your dog and others, ha ..read more

It's beginning to look a lot like Christmas, and boy are your dogs excited! They may not understand why you put a tree up, hung new decorations, and why the house always smells of fresh cookies, but they can certainly feel the excitement. Holiday traditions are something we all look forward to, so this year, start some new ones with your favorite canine companion. Check out our list of 15 Holiday Activities to Do with Your Dog! 1. Hang a Stocking Just For Them  Hanging Christmas stockings upon the fireplace is a classic tradition that your dog can be a part of. You can purchase doggie sto ..read more

Thanksgiving is just days away, and while you likely have all the ingredients for a delicious Thanksgiving dinner, your dog’s health and safety may not have crossed your mind. From precautions to take, food to avoid giving them, and food they can happily enjoy, here are our doggie safety tips so you can enjoy a fun, food-filled Thanksgiving. Before Guests Arrive  Your dog's environment is about to be full of new smells and unfamiliar faces, which may put them on edge. If you’re hosting Thanksgiving at your home, there are se ..read more

Attention pet parents! If you’re passionate about your four-legged family members and enjoy feeding them deliciously wholesome treats and chews, we want you to apply for our 6-month Redbarn Ambassadorship!  From our Bully Sticks to Redbarn Rolled Food, we have been creating high-quality products for dogs and cats for the last 25 years. We started as family-owned business and have remained that way ever since. Our pets are family, and we believe they deserve to be treated as such.  All Redbarn products are made in the USA with globally sourced ingredients, and chec ..read more

Let the fall festivities begin! It’s easy to see why fall is most American’s favorite season: beautiful autumn colors, delicious food, fun outdoor activities, and of course, Halloween and Thanksgiving. There’s nothing quite like putting on a cozy sweater and spending time with your best friends, especially your best four-legged friends.   From cute crafts to adventuring outdoors, there are so many fall activities that you and your dog can enjoy together. Here are 13 awesome ways you can make the most of the season:  1. Make Fall-Themed Bandanas and ..read more