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Why Are Dogs Getting “Human” Diseases? It Starts with What We Feed Them

Over the past few decades, there has been a striking increase in chronic diseases among dogs—conditions that, not long ago, were primarily considered “human” illnesses. Among these are type 2...

Why Fewer Ingredients Mean Better Nutrition for Your Dog

In today’s pet nutrition landscape, dog owners are becoming more intentional about what they feed their dogs—and for good reason. With rising awareness of food sensitivities, allergies, and chronic...

How Often Should You Feed Your Dog for a Longer Life? Key Findings and Tips

Feeding Frequency for a Long, Healthy Life: What the Science Says As dog owners, we all want our pets to live the longest and healthiest lives possible. While great nutrition is key, research suggests...

Understanding the Salt Divider Rule in Dog Food Labeling: What You Should Know

When shopping for dog food, it’s easy to get drawn in by the attractive packaging. Many dog food brands often feature beautiful photos of fresh vegetables, juicy meats, and vibrant fruits. But are...

Beyond the Bowl: The Growing Demand for Transparency in Dog Food Ingredients

In recent years, pet owners have become more discerning about what goes into their pets’ food bowls. The rise of transparency in the food industry isn’t just limited to what we humans...

Dog Food Done Right: How to Align Your Pet’s Diet with Their Natural Biology

Wild canids like wolves, coyotes, and jackals offer a blueprint for understanding the optimal diet for our domestic dogs. Despite centuries of domestication, domestic dogs (Canis lupus familiaris)...

How Large Corporations Use Their Influence to Direct Studies and Sway Public Opinion: The Case of DCM and Grain-Free Diets

In today’s complex world of consumer choices, health recommendations, and scientific research, large corporations wield significant power to shape public opinion. They do this by controlling the flow...

Dogs’ Biology Tells Us What They Should Eat

Introduction Understanding what dogs should eat requires an examination of their biological structure, which provides key insights into their dietary needs. Dogs are classified as facultative...

Understanding Canine Cancer: Early Signs and Symptoms Every Dog Owner Should Know

Introduction Canine cancer is a significant health concern, with nearly half of all dogs over the age of 10 developing some form of cancer in their lifetime (Withrow et al., 2013). Early detection is...

Is Yogurt Safe for Dogs to Eat?

Introduction to Yogurt and Dogs As a pet owner, you may often find yourself wondering which foods from your own plate are safe to share with your four-legged friend. Yogurt, known for its probiotic...

Essential Information on Distemper

Understanding Distemper: What Every Pet Owner Should Know Distemper is a highly contagious viral illness with a high fatality rate in dogs, particularly puppies and older animals with compromised...

What is the Normal Frequency for a Dog to Pass Gas?

Understanding the Normal Frequency for a Dog to Pass Gas Introduction to Canine Digestion Dogs, like humans, experience gas as a normal part of the digestion process. Gas is produced when bacteria in...
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