Pondering Pet Protein: How much protein should my pet get?
...adult cats. As with dog foods, wet cat diets are more variable but tend to be higher in protein than dry foods. As long as your pet is eating a...
...adult cats. As with dog foods, wet cat diets are more variable but tend to be higher in protein than dry foods. As long as your pet is eating a...
...of pet food as part of their Climate Fwd newsletter. Be sure to check it out here. You can read more about pet food sustainability in her blog post here....
...of information on the pet food label – yes, way more important than the ingredient list! If the nutritional adequacy statement on a therapeutic diet says that it is formulated...
...them to our pets who appreciate them? Feeding these foods to pets not only is safe and healthy, but it is better for the environment and dramatically reduces food waste....
...to other common ingredients commonly found in BEG diets, such as exotic meats, vegetables, and fruits. In addition, not all pet food manufacturers have the same level of nutritional expertise...
...of websites, promoting everything from recipes for raw food and vegetarian diets; advertisements for supplements and holistic foods; recommendations for diets that allegedly prevent or cure disease; ‘get-rich quick’ pyramid-selling...
...enzymes in his food have been killed by cooking are not valid – the enzymes naturally occurring in food have more to do with why food spoils than being necessary...
Our very own Dr. Heinze recently appeared on a Business Insider piece on premium pet food, discussing whether it’s worth the added cost. Check the video out below and also...