Category: Nutrition
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🐾 Why Age-Appropriate Pet Food Is Important for Cats and Dogs
Proper nutrition for pets varies by age, as dietary needs change from growth phases to maintenance and senior care. Puppies and kittens require nutrient-rich diets for development, adults need balanced nutrition for health, and seniors require lower calories and easy-to-digest proteins. Choosing age-appropriate food is vital for lifelong wellbeing.
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How to Body Condition Score Your Pet: A Simple Guide to Keeping Your Furry Friend A Healthy Weight
Keeping your pet at a healthy weight is one of the best things you can do for their long-term health and happiness. But how can you tell if your pet is underweight, overweight, or just right? That’s where the Body Condition Score (BCS) comes in! This easy-to-use tool helps pet owners and veterinarians evaluate your…
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Rawhides for Dogs: The Good, the Bad, and How to Choose Safely
DISCLAIMER: This post may contain affiliate links. I may earn a small commission if you click and make a purchase, at no extra cost to you. Over time, the topic of whether or not to feed rawhides has become quite controversial. There are strong opinions on both sides. However, when chosen wisely, rawhides can be a…
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The Pros and Cons of Feeding Raw Food to Your Pets: What Every Pet Owner Should Know
Raw pet food diets are increasingly popular, offering potential benefits like shinier coats and improved digestion but also pose risks such as bacterial contamination and nutritional imbalance. It’s crucial to consult a veterinarian before transitioning to a raw diet to ensure it meets your pet’s health needs and is prepared safely.
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Grain-Free Dog Food in 2025: Myths, Facts & What Science Really Says
“Should I switch my dog to a grain-free diet?” If you’ve Googled that question, you’re not alone. As gluten-free eating took hold in human wellness, grain-free pet food surged in popularity—often without the research to back its loftier claims. Let’s clear up the biggest misconceptions and look at what the latest science (and your veterinarian)…
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