A Cornell University study says … yes, there is. In 2021, the study reported that processed foods being fed to dogs is causing liver damage
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Joanne is a writer on the Dogs Naturally Content Team. For 20 years, she’s been committed to maintaining a multi-dog household reared on raw meat, whole foods and good manners. She coined “chew factor” as her method to keep her first puppy pair occupied by chewing on frozen raw bones. With interests in human and canine nutrition and fitness, she is finally using her journalism background to explore interests close to her heart and her dogs.
Gastroenteritis in dogs is a disease where the predominant symptom is diarrhea … and perhaps vomiting. It’s a process of elimination to confirm it’s gastroenteritis
Dog owners often ask, how often should I take my dog to the vet? It’s a common question among new dog owners or puppy owners,
If you’re wondering can dogs take Tylenol, the short – and long – answer is no. Let’s start with some basics. What Is Tylenol? Acetaminophen
Freeze-dried dog foods are a convenient alternative to raw frozen dog foods. Ingredients are cold processed at extremely low temperatures of -60 to -85 degrees.
There’s an epidemic of allergies in dogs causing them to itch, scratch and lick in response to a litany of things … usually food related,
A Cornell University study says … yes, there is. In 2021, the study reported that processed foods being fed to dogs is causing liver damage
Gastroenteritis in dogs is a disease where the predominant symptom is diarrhea … and perhaps vomiting. It’s a process of elimination to confirm it’s gastroenteritis
Dog owners often ask, how often should I take my dog to the vet? It’s a common question among new dog owners or puppy owners,
If you’re wondering can dogs take Tylenol, the short – and long – answer is no. Let’s start with some basics. What Is Tylenol? Acetaminophen
Freeze-dried dog foods are a convenient alternative to raw frozen dog foods. Ingredients are cold processed at extremely low temperatures of -60 to -85 degrees.
There’s an epidemic of allergies in dogs causing them to itch, scratch and lick in response to a litany of things … usually food related,
