Common behavioral issues in dogs from a nutritional perspective Various factors can lead to behavioral challenges in dogs. These range from physical and verbal abuse to poor socialization, inadequate training, …
Given today’s busy lifestyle, it’s no surprise that heart diseases such as ischemia, cardiopathies, cardiac arrhythmias and coronary diseases are the leading cause of death, with ischemic heart disease topping …
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In the diet of a dog with kidney disease (a.k.a. chronic kidney disease (CKD), chronic renal insufficiency, nephropathy, kidney patient, chronic renal failure, among other names), phosphorus, along with other …
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For those who exclusively feed their dogs dry kibble out of fear of “unbalancing their diet,” let me debunk that myth! The worst thing you can do is rely solely …
I don’t know if you’re aware, but your dog is a carnivore. Have you noticed its teeth and molars? They are all sharp and shaped like scissors, and that’s because …
Let’s talk a little about carbohydrates in dogs. Are they necessary? Does a dog need pasta, rice and legumes in their diet? Essentially, no, but let’s delve into the topic, …
Rice and carbohydrates, does your dog need them? Read More »
Prescription diets designed for specific pathologies in dogs and cats are widely available and can provide numerous benefits for our patients while offering convenience for their owners. However, it is …
Would you eat a mediocre quality food 2 or 3 times a day, a food that comes in a bag that is only opened when it’s time to serve, and …
The more processed a food is, the less likely it is to contain active enzymes. But before we talk about whether enzymes are present or not, let me first explain …
Struvite stones, formed by Magnesium, Ammonium and Phosphate, are the most common types of urinary stones found in both dogs and cats. Calcium oxalate stones come in second place in …
Nutrition for Dogs with Struvite Stones: Dietary Management Strategies Read More »
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