Food and Nutrition

Are you considering feeding your pets homemade pet food? There’s a ton of information out there on the what, how and how much of homemade pet foods, so we’ve narrowed it down and compiled a handy guide that details what your vet wants you to know. Read more here.

Since nutrition is the best medicine, your dog’s medical condition – be it epilepsy, diabetes, obesity, arthritis, heart problems, kidney disease or cancer – needs to be taken into account when you feed them. Designer diets are those meals designed with your dog’s unique nutritional needs in mind. Learn more about why your dog’s health problems matter when it comes to dinner time!

It’s great to have choices, but when it comes to dog food, the sheer variety of options can be overwhelming! How do you know what’s really in your dog’s food? In this article, we bring a magnifying glass up close to the ingredients in dog food and offer some advice about what to look for and what to avoid!

Most dog owners know of the dangers of feeding dogs foods like chocolate, macadamia nuts, raisins or avocado. But what are the risks of human (or dog) food to those canine pals with diabetes or epilepsy. Here is your extra special guide to what not to feed your dog – diabetic, epileptic or plain and simple canine.

Dog food allergies can be up there with some of the most frustrating challenges for dog owners to figure out and treat. Read our guide on dog food allergies, which explains the signs and symptoms of allergic reactions to dog food, and what you can do to help your dog. We’ll also look at the best dog food for allergies so you know what your options are.

Healthy food = healthy body. The same rings true for humans AND our furry friends. Learn all about how to ensure your dog absolutely thrives on the nutritional choices you make for them. (Remember to always consult with your dog’s veterinarian before you make any changes to their diet.)