Featured

What Should I Feed My Dog With Itchy Skin?

Conditions

What Should I Feed My Dog With Itchy Skin?

Dogs are going to scratch. But itchy skin can be a sign of fleas, stress, hormone imbalances, or a food sensitivity.
A 20-Pound Weight Loss And An End To Stomach Woes For A Special Dalmatian

Featured

A 20-Pound Weight Loss And An End To Stomach Woes For A Special Dalmatian

Linda Glass tried everything to help Jasmine, lose weight, and stop her chronic diarrhea. When she started feeding fresh food, her dog’s stomach got better, and she lost 20 pounds.
5 Major Myths About Puppy Food

Featured

5 Major Myths About Puppy Food

Puppyhood is a special time, for both you and your dog. But it’s also a critical one for their development. Read on to set your pup off on the right paw…
5 Tips for Dogs with Sensitive Stomachs

Conditions

5 Tips for Dogs with Sensitive Stomachs

Wondering where to begin with battling an upset tummy? Help your dog begin to feel better with these helpful tips…
How to choose the best food for your small dog

Breeds

How to choose the best food for your small dog

There are 4 key things to know when choosing food for your small breed pup…
The Truth About Table Scraps for Dogs

Featured

The Truth About Table Scraps for Dogs

Winter is a golden opportunity for our dogs to make their way under dinner tables heaped with food, sniffing for scraps of garlic potatoes and roasted chicken. It’s a good time to review the most dangerous foods for your dog (toxic ingredients like onion and garlic are often hidden in dishes like soups and stews), […]
Does Your Dog Need Probiotics, Too?

Featured

Does Your Dog Need Probiotics, Too?

If you’ve read a health blog in the last five years, you probably know that probiotics are good for your gut. But do these live microorganisms also benefit your dog? Here’s the basic science. Probiotics are good microbes (either bacteria or yeasts) that live in the digestive tract and help fight off the growth and activity […]
Cooking for Your Dog? Watch Out for These Nutrient Deficiencies

Featured

Cooking for Your Dog? Watch Out for These Nutrient Deficiencies

So you’ve discovered the many issues with commercial pet food and have decided that a home cooked diet is much healthier for your dog. But do you know about the importance of properly balancing your dog’s home cooked meals? A plate of fresh vegetables, lean protein, and a smart starch may leave you feeling fueled, […]
Why You Should Be Feeding Your Dog Sardines

Featured

Why You Should Be Feeding Your Dog Sardines

That can of sardines that’s been hiding in your cupboard for months is actually good for your dog. Sardines are loaded with nutrients like Omega-3s, vitamins D and B12, amino acids (the stuff that makes up protein), and coenzyme Q10. You already know that dogs can benefit from many healthy, human grade foods we put […]
Why Skinny Dogs Live Longer

Featured

Why Skinny Dogs Live Longer

We know you love every inch of your dog’s body just the way it is, but pudge can become a real problem over time. Like humans, dogs are at greater risk of disease when they are obese, and research shows that an overweight dog’s average lifespan is 10 months shorter than its underweight or healthy […]
Do Puppies Have The Same Benefits As Probiotics?

Featured

Do Puppies Have The Same Benefits As Probiotics?

I’ve never been grossed out by dog saliva. My boyfriend, on the other hand, giggled like a middle school girl last night as my cockapoo, Winnie, greeted him. “He’s licking my face!” he exclaimed, half-cringing, half-smiling. Immediately jumping to Winnie’s defense, I corrected him on several key points: “First of all, she’s a she. Second […]
The History of Commercial Pet Food: A Great American Marketing Story

Featured

The History of Commercial Pet Food: A Great American Marketing Story

For as long as most of us can remember, pet food has come in a bag. But before the mid-1800s, dogs primarily lived outside and ate raw meat or table scraps. It was only after the Industrial Revolution that the growth of a more affluent middle class led to cats and dogs becoming house pets […]

Stay in the Know

Sign-up for the latest news.