...afflicted with gastrointestinal issues, pet owners often look for solutions involving diet or dietary supplements. Two common dietary supplements that are often used in pets with gastrointestinal issues (or as...
...urinary tract issues where increased water consumption is beneficial. They are commonly also used for dogs with tooth problems such as many missing teeth that may make it harder to...
...of UTIs, even these specially formulated diets cannot help unless the UTI is medically treated (more information in one of our previous blogs here). For dogs with UTIs that don’t...
...it analyzed elsewhere. Based on the issue, your veterinarian can advise you on the best treatment plan for your pet. Some food-associated illness is minor, but others can cause very...
...annual conference of the Australian Veterinary Association in Adelaide, South Australia, May 20-25th 2016. She spoke to Australian veterinarians about how they can best communicate helpful information to pet owners...
...in grain-free diets. What can we learn from this study? These results show us that just because you are using a grain-free diet doesn’t mean that you are feeding your...
...reducing joint pain. While each company has research of its own to back the respective claims, this research is not always published. So, what makes these diets different? Omega-3...
...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...
...be used together. Nutritional modifications There has been quite a bit of research into nutritional approaches to treating CDS, especially for dogs, which could be a useful model for Alzheimer’s...
It’s amazing how quickly kittens and puppies can grow up! That little bundle of joy that you brought home seemingly only weeks ago has now rounded his 6-month birthday and...