If your dog is getting older and slower, you may be worried about how much weight she has gained. Or maybe you have a dog that once chowed down with gusto, but now seems to have lost interest in food.
When a beloved pet ages, its eating habits and dietary needs can change.
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If you want to be smart about giving your dog or cat treats, follow some guidelines to avoid adding too many calories to his diet.
Read MoreMost dogs will eat anything, from trash on the sidewalk to scraps from your table. They’re not picky when it comes to nutrition. So, how do you know if the food you’re buying for them is healthy?
The FDA regulates all commercial pet food, so most products on store shelves do have safe and nutritious ingredients.It helps to know some basic facts before you choose a brand and dish it out.
Read MoreYou love your pet, so you want to feed him the best-quality food that you can find. But pet food nutrition labels aren’t the same as those for human food. It can be hard to tell if one product is better than another by simply reading the name on the label.
Keep your eyes open for a few signs that you’re buying the best food for your dog or cat.
Read MoreBy now your mature dog has proven his loyalty after years of bonding with you and your family. Friends wouldn’t think of asking how you’re doing without including a shout out to your best pal.
Dogs enter their senior years at different stages, depending upon their breed and size.If you have a giant breed dog
Read MoreTo determine your dog’s age, veterinarians will focus on her physiological condition. (Forget the adage about multiplying her age by seven.) They find that small and medium breeds begin to show signs of aging at about 7 years; large and giant breeds show signs of aging at about 5 years. Telltale signs may include a dull or dry coat, flaky skin, joint stiffness, energy loss, weight gain, increased water
Read MoreGood nutrition is important for dogs. It keeps them healthy and happy. But there’s no set formula for how often you feed your dog or what you put in his bowl. That’s because each pooch is different.
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