Well-known for its distinct acidic yet mildly sweet taste, this popular lycopene-rich food provides numerous dishes with a delightful base. But while humans safely consume it, can dogs and cats enjoy its nutritional benefits as well? Find out here.
How often do you share a handful of fresh raw blueberries with your canine or feline (if they’ll eat them) companion? If your answer is, “Um, never,” you’re not alone. It simply doesn’t occur to many pet parents to share fruits, veggies or other fresh foods with furry family members. Or it occurs to them, …
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Get 50% OFF your first month of BARK Eats‘ nutritionist-crafted, personalized, delivered-to-your-dog-door meals. We can probably imagine that our dog’s idea of switching food would look more like them scarfing down one bowl filled with their old food, followed by them excitedly shoving us out of the way and devouring an entire second (or third) …
If you’ve just brought home your first puppy (first of all, give them a head scratchy for us!) or you’re beginning to noodle around with the idea of getting a puppy, you might be wondering why they need food specifically made for them. You might also be wondering whether or not you can just skip …
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This brightly colored crop that’s often associated with the fall season offers numerous essential nutrients needed to achieve or maintain optimal health. But is it OK for your pets as a treat or when added to their meals?
Aflatoxin poisoning is a serious, sometimes fatal health issue contracted through contaminated food. Here’s how… The post Aflatoxin Poisoning: Why It’s So Dangerous, and How to Keep Your Dog Safe appeared first on The Dog People by Rover.com.
If there was ever a situation where it would be uber convenient if we could communicate with our dogs, it would be when we’re trying to figure out why they don’t feel well and what’s causing their symptoms. You know… something like this: Me: “Hey, li’l dude, do you think it’s your dog food giving …
This food is a staple of prehistoric cultures thanks to its culinary and therapeutic qualities. Interestingly, modern research indicates that its unique nutrients may be good for your pet as well.
If you’ve been a regular visitor here over the years, you know that one of the topics I’ve discussed repeatedly is adulterated commercial pet food. The problem is widespread, long-standing, and well-documented, but to date, little to no action has been taken by the FDA to address it. A few months ago, the results of …
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Known for its crunchy stalk and distinct flavor, this versatile ingredient can be a healthy addition to your pet’s food bowl. Find out the health benefits that it offers and tips for feeding it to your pet.