Puzzle Feeders for Cats: Dogs Shouldn’t Have All the Fun!
...be made from any object that can hold food. They can be made to hold both wet food and dry food, though most commercial puzzles are designed for dry food...
...be made from any object that can hold food. They can be made to hold both wet food and dry food, though most commercial puzzles are designed for dry food...
...bag or ask your veterinarian how much of the new food your pet should get (hint: foods have varying calories so 1 cup of your pet’s old food may be...
...food (or 3.75 calories per gram of pet food). The Argument For Weighing Research studies have shown that measuring food by volume (i.e., cups or cans) often leads to either...
...comparing the amounts of nutrients between 1 cup of two different dry foods, or between 1 cup of dry food and a can of wet food will be useless if...
...they eat including the pet food, treats, table food, dietary supplements, chews, foods used to administer medications, and any other food items (all important information you should share with your...
...food companies and other sources have suggested that grain-free diets are good options for cats with allergies. Overall, food allergies are much less common than many pet owners believe and...
...foods, there are relatively few organic pet food options – any given retailer may only stock one or two brands. And like human foods, organic pet foods are considerably more...
I previously posted on the costs of feeding various types of commercial dog foods: dry foods, wet foods (cans, pouches, tubs), fresh food (cooked and purchased fresh or frozen), and...
...average dry food is about 10% water and canned foods are approximately 75% water. Therefore, the percentages on the canned food will always look much lower compared to dry foods....
...that pet lovers decide on their pets’ food. Unfortunately, the ingredient list is one of the worst ways to select your pets’ food (to learn more, you can read our...