There are many dog food myths. There are a couple that are big for me....
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There are lists of things they shouldn't eat. In general, grapes, raisins, macadamia nuts, and chocolate should be avoided....
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It tends to lean in that direction, just like human food does. You can do free feeding in a single-dog household successfully and have a lean dog....
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I'm going to answer that and say, "Only if your dog needs a prescription diet." Most of these prescription foods, and I underline the word most, no...
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Yeah, I always recommend that clients stay away from anything that has a pork product in it because that tends to be what causes the most GI upset ...
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It definitely can. Some dogs will eat and eat. We're sometimes better able to control what they eat than what we eat ourselves....
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Getting that commercially prepared diet that has that AFCO statement on it (AFCO has checked that food) is the best way to ensure your dog has the ...
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That should never happen. You should pick dog foods to begin with that you know you can trust....
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I wouldn't say it's necessarily more nutritious. It may offer certain things that dry food doesn't....
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If you give him too much of it, it certainly will. It comes down to calories in versus calories out, just like it does with people....
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So if you have a small toy breed dog who's a puppy, I would recommend feeding more than two times a day - sometimes three to four times a day - to ...
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Suppose they had a bite of people food, and you've noticed maybe they're just not feeling a hundred percent....
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Free-choice feeding could make your dog overweight. Some dogs can manage themselves well. They eat enough to be full....
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There will be vomiting, diarrhea, their appetite will start waning, and refusal to eat the food will occur....
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Boy, isn't this the $10 million question? Over a long period, people have been asking that question, and I always find it interesting....
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If you have a senior dog, your nutritional needs may differ from when you have a puppy....
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No, it's not. The big difference is that wet food has a massive amount of water content....
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If you felt like you notice any of those symptoms or if your pet seems off, we would recommend having them checked out....
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I think it's less necessary for their breed. I know there are some diets out there targeted for specific breeds, and I think that's great....
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If you see any of the things that we just talked about, get them in. Would you want to walk around hurting if you didn't have to?...