Category: Nutrition
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Should you feed your dog raw or home cooked food?
Raw or home cooked is such a big debate in dog feeding in 2024! Which is right for your dog, and does it matter?
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Are deer antlers safe for dogs?
They’re one of the most durable chew treats, but are deer antlers safe for dogs? Let’s take a look at the pros and cons, and also at deer shanks as a potentially safer alternative.
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Australian Blue-Lipped Mussels (for Us & Our Dogs!)
Discover the nutritional benefits of Australian blue-lipped mussels for dogs: Omega-3s for joint health, protein for muscles, vitamins & minerals for overall wellness. A natural and tasty treat!
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Aging Gracefully: Tips for Keeping Your Senior Pet Healthy and Happy
Discover helpful tips and insights for keeping your senior pet healthy and happy in their golden years. Learn how to age gracefully with your furry friend!
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Safe & Unsafe Food Additives
A table of safe & unsafe food additives for human consumption, with a description of the reason they may be used in a food or drink product. This table may be used as an initial indicator of additives in pet food.
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Is Hypoallergenic Food Better for Dogs? The Answer Might Surprise You!
Is hypoallergenic dog food worth the hype? Discover the benefits of a specialised diet for your dog free from gluten and other nasties. Read our guide now!
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Can 8 Week Old Puppies Eat Chicken Necks?
Feeding raw meat and bones to a puppy is an even more daunting prospect than knowing what to feed them full stop. You probably feel overwhelmed at times – I know I did when I brought home my first 8 week old puppy! With so many different types of food and treats available, it can…
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Should You Soak Kibble? We Experiment with ACANA Dog Food!
Discover whether soaking kibble is beneficial for your dog’s health and learn about the potential benefits and drawbacks of soaking your dog’s food!
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Is a Raw Dog Food Diet Your Best Choice? A Simple Explanation!
Learn about the theory and basics of a raw food diet for dogs. Discover its benefits and risks, and consult with your vet to see if it’s right for your dog.