Before starting a weight loss plan for your dog, it’s important to rule out other health issues first. Canine Obesity Canine obesity is a major problem, with estimates around 30-56% of dogs. One contributing factor in canine obesity is the fact that foods have a diverse range of energy densities. On the lower end for…
Sustainability is of growing interest not just in the human food sector, but also in pet food. This has resulted in companies releasing various vegan and vegetarian foods for our dogs and cats. Some Foods are made exclusively with plants, Some Foods are made from insects, and some foods utilize yeast. There are also a…
Is Peanut Butter Safe for Dogs? The simple answer to that question is yes, with the exception being if there is xylitol (Toxic to dogs), which is also being labeled as birch sugar. If you decide to give Peanut Butter, it should be just peanut butter unsweetened and with no salt added. Is peanut butter…
I briefly mentioned this paper (Is it time to reconsider current guidelines for copper content in commercial dog foods?) in a blog post a couple of months ago, but I would like to draw more attention to the paper. November 7th Update Here is a link to a recent FDA listening session where one of…
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