Many pet owners are lured into the notion that raw milk is a healthier alternative for their pets. The idea of 'natural' and 'unprocessed' foods has become a trend, but when it comes to raw milk, it's a harmful one. Whether it is cow's milk, goat's milk or milk from any other animal, feeding raw … Continue reading The dangers of raw milk: why it isn’t healthy or safe for your pet
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Why cats are not small dogs: nutritional requirements of cats
Cats have very specific nutritional requirements that are sometimes forgotten when choosing pet food. New cat owners or people who have only ever owned dogs, might not know how unique cats actually are and why they are not small dogs. Sometimes it's easy to think all small animals are the same and should be fed … Continue reading Why cats are not small dogs: nutritional requirements of cats
When more isn’t more: nutrient excesses
Giving your pet an extra "boost" of nutrients or feeding a diet that "exceeds" the AAFCO requirements might sound amazing in theory, but did you know you could actually be doing your pet harm? Nutrient excesses can be just as damaging as deficiencies. With the rise of supplementation and pet owners being encouraged to add … Continue reading When more isn’t more: nutrient excesses
The top 5 pet nutrition mistakes you’re making
There are many reasons you've chosen to feed the way you do, but could you be unknowingly be making mistakes when it comes to your pet's diet? With a wealth of information online, we try to reconcile and integrate these hints and tips from a variety of sources to try and do the best for … Continue reading The top 5 pet nutrition mistakes you’re making
No bones about it: risks vs benefits of meaty bones
Should we really give a dog a bone? Feeding raw bones to dogs, and to a lesser extent, cats, has again surged in popularity particularly with the rise of DIY BARF (bones and raw food) diets. Unfortunately, the evidence around feeding raw bones is not as clear cut as everyone would think; there's a long … Continue reading No bones about it: risks vs benefits of meaty bones
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