Just like humans, animals that aren’t at a healthy weight risk a host of complicated health problems developing over time. These problems can range from diabetes to back pain and the long term effects on major organs. We are here to help with your pet’s nutrition and provide the solutions you need. Below are a collection of informative articles related to nutrition and weight management.
We can count on our cats to let us know when their food bowl is empty, but what do you do when your pet is constantly demanding a second dinner? A big enthusiasm for kibble may simply be a part of...
Meal time is most dogs’ favorite part of the day (second only to seeing their humans come through the door). If your pup has suddenly lost interest in eating, it’s a strong indicator that...
Good nutrition is essential for a healthy body condition score, glossy coat, and overall quality of life. All pet parents want to give their kitties the very best, but information about pet food is...
In the feline world, it’s not a party until someone brings the catnip. While it shouldn’t be used excessively, the herb has a reputation for enticing kitties into a happy stupor that...
You’re probably already aware that some common household foods are toxic to our furry friends, but many pet parents are surprised to learn that milk can do cats more harm than good. For the...
Have you heard of a body condition score (BCS) for dogs and cats? It’s a scale that is commonly used by veterinarians and other professionals to rate the overall condition of a pet as it...
Did you know that diabetes in dogs and cats is a common illness? Just like with people, certain factors make some pets more likely to develop diabetes. The good news is that a primary factor,...
Family meals, especially around the excess of holiday feasts and gatherings, are often tempting times to share the bones of your leftovers with your dog. But is that a good idea? Even if you...