Should you make your own pet food at home?
...seriously harm your pet’s health, especially for a growing kitten or puppy. Many pet owners are surprised to find out that cooking for a pet isn’t necessarily as simple as...
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Veterinarian Recommended Pet Foods: What You Need to Know
...information specific to your area, consider reaching out to the regulatory authorities in your region (https://www.aafco.org/consumers/understanding-pet-food/). What Does AAFCO Require for a ‘Veterinarian Recommended’ Claim? AAFCO Guidelines state that “A...
What Nutritionists Wish You Knew: 5 Homecooked Diet Mistakes & Misconceptions
...stated in a recipe – or swapping ingredients can have big effects on the nutrient profile of a diet. For example, baking potatoes instead of boiling results in ~20% higher...
About the Clinical Nutrition Service
...Chief Academic Officer of the Mark Morris Institute, a non-profit organization whose mission is to promote optimal companion animal health by providing educational opportunities for veterinary students and veterinarians in...
What’s Your Pet’s Score? Assessing Muscle Condition
...the spine, are the earliest site affected by muscle loss so that’s the first place to check. The muscle condition score is graded as normal, or as mild, moderate, or...
Dr. Freeman on Steve Dale’s Pet World Radio Show
...discussed common pet food myths and misconceptions that make it difficult for pet owners to make good choices for their pets. You can listen below or at Steve Dale’s site....
Growth Guide: Keeping your Puppy on the Right Track
...imbalances that might have minimal negative effects – especially in the short term – in an adult dog can have disastrous results in a growing puppy, such as malformed or...
Organic Pet Foods: Optimal Health or Overhyped?
...have published information on average pesticide residues for various grains and produce, but interestingly enough these resources don’t always agree (look at spinach and cherries on both sites). It is...
Heart to Heart: Optimal Nutrition for Animals with Heart Disease
...For more detailed information, please see the Cummings HeartSmart website. This site is designed for owners of pets with heart disease and includes information about the common heart diseases in...
How much should I feed my dog or cat?
...a starting point to figure out what your pet needs. Keep in mind that just like for people, energy needs can vary quite a bit, even among animals of similar...