Did you know that small hard poo isn't healthy? Feeding a diet that creates small hard poo might seem ideal to you, but for your pet may indicate they are missing out on vital nutrients. When the diet is low in nutritional value or has an excessive amount of nutrients, the body holds onto the … Continue reading Constipation: how diet can help
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5 signs you need to change your pet’s diet
Do you know when to change your pet's diet? Here are 5 key times when you should be considering a diet change! Some are not as obvious as others, but it's important to know when you should be seeking a dietary recommendation from your vet team or nutritionist. It is quite common to consider a … Continue reading 5 signs you need to change your pet’s diet
Fillers in pet food – and why they arent a thing!
What is a filler and does pet food actually contain "fillers"? Certain ingredients often get blamed for being of low nutritional value and simply filler ingredients. A filler is something that contains no nutritional value and is added to create bulk in the diet. In pet food, this actually doesn't exist. Everything included in pet … Continue reading Fillers in pet food – and why they arent a thing!
Anal glands: Finding relief through diet
A common issue dog owners encounter is scooting or dogs dragging their bottom along the ground. They do this to try and express their anal glands - these are two scent glands that are at the 4 o'clock and 8 o'clock position on the inside of the rectum that fill with sebaceous secretions similar to … Continue reading Anal glands: Finding relief through diet
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