A disease-free mouth is one of the cornerstones of good health and has a positive influence on your dog’s longevity. Pain and discomfort from from rotten teeth and diseased gums completely aside, bacteria from periodontal infection can spread throughout the … Continue reading →
A reader sent me the link to an article on a Royal Canin subsite today: http://www.petfoodnutrition.com/no-guts-no-glory-getting-real-about-by-products/ Actually I have written about this very topic in great detail here: http://www.dogfoodproject.com/index.php?page=ingrd In a nutshell – I am a raw feeder and feed … Continue reading →
I’m frequently asked by clients and readers if they should add a multi-vitamin product to their dog’s diet, since many “experts” push their use, often because they are selling one product or another themselves. Here’s a look at claims often … Continue reading →
Feeding guidelines on dog food packaging are just that – guidelines. It is important to adjust the daily servings up or down, depending on the caloric requirement of the individual dog. Caloric requirement is influenced by many different factors: age, … Continue reading →