Archive for the "Pet Nutrition" Category
Safety Tips for a Raw Food Canine Diet
Monday, August 30th, 2010
Raw food regimens require more than mere preparation and delivery. Pet owners must be educated about a number of factors. This is particularly true because no cooking or processing is involved. Without adequate information, raw feeding plans can become riddled with hidden dangers instead of healthful benefits.
Is My Dog’s Diet Really Grain Free?
Thursday, August 26th, 2010
Corporations often wrap commercial dog foods in brightly-colored bags with attractive words, catch phrases and pet photos. They produce a feeling of security and trust in consumers that leaves little room for worry. However, such packages also commonly conceal the true nature of those dog foods.
Why Dogs Need a Grain Free Diet
Saturday, August 21st, 2010
For dogs, grains are simply not a nutritional requirement. Canines living in the wild primarily eat protein in the form of other animals. A grain free diet does not encourage such with domestic dogs, but rather promotes ingestion of human-grade protein with alternative carbohydrates, fruits and vegetables.
Protein Requirements for Your Cat’s Nutrition
Tuesday, May 11th, 2010 Adequate and healthy amounts of protein are critical to ensure that proper nutritional values are met successfully in your cat’s diet. The importance of proteins in the diet is due to their chemical construction. Proteins provide the necessary building blocks in nutrition and are composed of amino acids.
Amino Acids
Amino acids are essential to all [...]
Boost your Dog’s Energy Levels Safely and Naturally
Wednesday, May 5th, 2010Dogs are often called “man’s best friend”, so why not give your dog the best life possible? Learn what your dog’s energy levels are telling you about his health, and simple tips you can use to improve them today.
What are common causes for lack of energy in a dog? They include:
Depression
Obesity
Boredom
Inappropriate or inadequate diet
Worms
Diabetes
Poisoning
Nutritional deficiency
Liver [...]
Canine Behavioral Problems and Nutrition: How a Diet Change Can Help Your Dog Behave
Tuesday, May 4th, 2010With so many options in dog food, it can be difficult to find the right fit for your dog. For pet owners who experience pet behavior problems, the search is well worth it. Explore these different nutritional guidelines that can help promote a happy, healthy life for both you and your pet.
How do I choose [...]
10 Most Common Pet Poisons
Monday, April 19th, 2010Many common household items are poisonous to your pet. Learn what to watch for so you can help reduce the chances of losing your beloved pet to an avoidable poisoning.
1. Chocolate
Chocolate is poisonous to pets due to its presence of methylxanthines. These compounds are similar to caffeine, but can cause serious medical problems for your [...]
Lethargy in Dogs: Dangers of an Inactive Routine
Thursday, April 1st, 2010An inactive state characterized by drowsiness, inactivity or indifference, lethargy in dogs can be a problem, and can lead to other health problems, sometimes severe or life-threatening.
Why is Lethargy a Problem?
These days, humans are not the only ones who need a healthy diet and plenty of exercise. Dogs spend long hours waiting for owners to [...]
Safe Animal Anxiety Supplements; Treat Your Dogs Anxiety Naturally
Thursday, January 21st, 2010Who knew that Fido and Little Princess could experience anxiety too? Animals are susceptible to anxiety and depression just like their human counterparts. In this day and age, there are a wide variety of supplements to choose from for your precious pet to ensure a long life and great health.
What Types of Anxieties are there [...]
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