Dog Food & Nutrition

If your dog is diagnosed with diabetes, a stringent new diet will be a critical part of your pet's treatment plan. For some dogs, a prescription diet may be necessary in order to keep your pet's glucose levels stabilized. Find out more here.

These days, dry dog foods come in a dizzying array of sizes. You’ll see small kibble, extra small kibble, medium kibble, extra large kibble, and just about everything in between. Here's why the size of kibble you feed your dog really does matter.

Just like for us, the proper fuel makes our pets feel better all over. Here are some recipe ideas for dog treats to help with everything from tummy upsets to celebrating your dog's special birthday.

English Springer Spaniels need a protein-packed diet to fuel their high energy personalities. Learn more about how to improve your Springer's nutrition here.

Not all puppies are the same, and large breed puppies have different requirements than small or medium breed pups. Their diet, for one, is a major difference. Toys also need to be able to stand up to their ever increasing power reserves. Here are a few products that are must haves for anyone with a large breed puppy.

Dealing with a dog that’s a fussy eater can be troubling. Fortunately, sticking to a few feeding practices can help dog parents easily manage the diet and nutritional needs of their fussy eaters.

Choosing the ideal food for your dog is easier said than done. Here are some helpful things to keep in mind the next time you're combing the pet food aisle at your local market. Your dog will surely thank you for it later.

While food allergies are incredibly frustrating to diagnose at onset, treating them after diagnosis is very manageable. Learn how to ease the strain on your pet here.

Some types of liver disease can be treated with the food you give your pet. Learn the nutritional guidelines for liver disease in dogs and cats.

We spend so much time worrying about our pets (or ourselves) being overweight, we forget that the other end of the spectrum is a major issue as well. If you're not sure if your cat or dog looks malnourished, here are a few things to look out for.

Dogs are great, but their breath is not. If you've ever had the urge to spike your puppy chow with a box of Altoids, stop! There is a better way. Try some of these methods before you break out the Binaca.

Cats and dogs with kidney disease need special nutrition. Learn the 4 principles of managing kidney disease through diet.

While we tend to stock our cupboards with foods we like, many of our favorite dishes contain ingredients that are bad for dogs. That means before you share anything, you should first know what might give your pet a bad reaction. This list will help you identify problem foods, so next time you feel like being generous, you can do so safely.

Feeding leftovers to dogs is a common practice; however, there are certain food items that could end up being poisonous for your dog. Some of these are extremely common items that you will be shocked to find on the list. The poisonous foods to keep away from your dog are as follows:

Cats aren't the only pets that can turn their nose up at the most expensive foods. If your dog is a pick eater, try this tester meal to see if home-prepared meals might be a solution.

Dogs are not vegetarians – we all are, more or less, aware of this fact. That, however, doesn’t mean that you can’t switch your dog to a vegetarian diet.

Boston Terriers with any type of allergy typically experience atopic dermatitis. Learn more here.

Adjusting carbohydrates and grains is one way to help your dog shed some pounds. Learn about grain free diet options for your dog here.

Australian Cattle Dogs need food specially formulated to keep them fit and nourish their thick, all-weather coats. Learn more here.

A healthy Miniature Schnauzer should eat a balanced nutritious diet. Learn how to feed your Miniature Schnauzer here.

Feed your Basset Hound properly and make sure you give them small meals throughout the day in order to avoid health problems. Learn more about how to feed your hound here.

To avoid some hereditary health problems for German Shepherds, feed them a high-quality diet. Learn more here.

Pekingese dogs have small stomachs, so it's important not to give them large servings. Learn how to properly feed your Pekingese here.

Shetland Sheepdogs are high energy dogs, requiring a nutrient dense, high-protein diet. Learn what you should and shouldn't feed your Sheltie here.