Human Grade: Should pets eat the same food that we do?
...out our other posts on home-cooking. The bottom line is that purchasing human grade pet food does not ensure healthier or better quality food for your pet. It is better...
...out our other posts on home-cooking. The bottom line is that purchasing human grade pet food does not ensure healthier or better quality food for your pet. It is better...
...give your pet just the right amount of nutrients and adding more can actually be harmful. Examples where I would suspect nutritional deficiencies include a home-prepared diet that has not...
...certainly complicates the condition and makes the disease harder to treat. In patients with heatstroke, obesity was also found to be a risk factor for worse outcomes. Take Home...
...Voila! Now you can compare these two diets on the same scale. Update August 2017: We now have a calculator that will do the math for you. Check it out!...
...he’s currently getting? Another reason veterinarians select diets and monitor rates of weight loss carefully is because manufacturers balance essential nutrients in the food according to the caloric content of...
...so be sure to talk to your veterinarian about specific recommendations if your pet has heart disease (the Tufts HeartSmart website maintains lists of low sodium diets for dogs and...
...– find out how). If AAFCO feeding trials are not conducted, the manufacturer should at least ensure their diets meet AAFCO nutrient profiles through analysis of the finished product (rather...
...with copper storage disease or bladder stones, diets that use inorganic sources might be preferable. Always talk to your pet’s veterinarian if you have questions about your pet’s mineral needs...
...all life stages. These diets contain extra nutrients to help your pet grow! Once an appropriate diet is selected, it is often recommended that animals less than 6 months of...
...kidney disease) may be required. You should talk with your veterinarian about what diets may be best for him in this case. So now what? An important take-away message...