Transitioning Your Dog to a Raw Food Diet

Advertisements When transitioning your dog to a raw food diet, there are two main methods to consider: the rapid switch and the gradual transition. The rapid switch involves fasting your dog for 8–12 hours, then introducing the new raw food in the morning, whereas the gradual transition method involves gradually decreasing the amount of kibbleContinue reading “Transitioning Your Dog to a Raw Food Diet”

9 Signs of Poor Gut Health in Dogs

Advertisements Recognizing the symptoms of poor gut health in dogs is crucial for their overall well-being and longevity. The gut serves as the main line of defense for the immune system, so it’s logical that its state would have a profound effect on your pet’s overall health. Functions like digesting food, absorbing nutrients, eliminating waste,Continue reading “9 Signs of Poor Gut Health in Dogs”

Complete and Balanced: Standards or Marketing Buzzwords in Dog Food?

Advertisements In simple terms, processed foods don’t always have the necessary nutrient levels to prevent illness. When food items like meat, grains, or veggies undergo any form of cooking or heat treatment, they lose some of their essential nutrients. This isn’t news to those in the pet food business. Likewise, the pharmaceutical world recognizes theContinue reading “Complete and Balanced: Standards or Marketing Buzzwords in Dog Food?”

Nutritional Warriors: Top 5 Foods in the Fight Against Canine Cancer

Advertisements Cancer in dogs is, unfortunately, a prevalent health issue. It’s essential to understand that while no single food can completely prevent or cure cancer, some foods have cancer-fighting properties that can help support your dog’s overall health. This blog post explores five of the best foods to include in your dog’s diet to fightContinue reading “Nutritional Warriors: Top 5 Foods in the Fight Against Canine Cancer”

Fermented Veggies for Dogs: Good or Bad?

Advertisements Fermented veggies for dogs can be beneficial. Like us, dogs can benefit from incorporating vegetables into their diet. But how are they beneficial? And what’s the big deal about fermented veggies? Should Dogs Eat Veggies? Do you remember when you were growing up and your mother always told you to “finish eating your vegetables,Continue reading “Fermented Veggies for Dogs: Good or Bad?”

Discover the Benefits of Feeding Your Dog Wild Game

Advertisements Wild game, including venison, bison, and rabbit, are becoming a popular choice for many reasons. It’s healthier for your dogs than many other meat sources, and absolutely more beneficial to your dog than kibble. 1. High Quality Protein Wild game is an excellent source of high-quality protein, a crucial component of any dog’s diet.Continue reading “Discover the Benefits of Feeding Your Dog Wild Game”

How to Supplement Dog Food

Advertisements There are many reasons your dog may need supplements including vitamin or mineral deficiency, prevention of inflammation, toxin exposure, allergies or intolerances to certain foods, and even for overall wellness. Your dog may also need supplements incorporated into their regimen based on their life stage. For example, if you have a senior dog, there’sContinue reading “How to Supplement Dog Food”

Protein Differences in Raw, Cooked, and Kibble

Advertisements Proteins and amino acids are found in chicken, cattle, turkey, venison, fish, and lambs. They can also be found in their organs including liver, lungs, and spleen. All of these sources can be utilized if you’re feeding a raw or lightly cooked diet. In kibble, grains are commonly used as a source of proteinContinue reading “Protein Differences in Raw, Cooked, and Kibble”

What is Raw Feeding for Dogs?

Advertisements For those new to the raw feeding world, you may be asking ‘what is raw feeding for dogs?’ In this article, we will introduce you to raw feeding. Before you get overwhelmed, it’s important to understand that although it’s more work than putting kibble in a food bowl, it’s actually not as difficult asContinue reading “What is Raw Feeding for Dogs?”

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