The advice and tips contained on the site come from a diverse selection of knowledgeable sources including professional dog nutritional advisors, vets and canine dieticians. Dog nutrition advice should always be sought from your vet or suitably qualified expert if your dog is currently losing or gaining weight or if they are displaying signs of illness or fatigue
Here at Dog Nutrition, we often receive enquiries from people who are keen to understand what exactly ‘proper dog nutrition’ means. The dog is not a true carnivore in the same sense as, for example, a cat. This means a dog’s diet can be more
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In this article we look at some brief, simple advice on selecting a quality diet for your dog. Just as we perform better when we eat the best foods, your dog will also be healthier if you feed it premium high quality pet food. The
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How much food does a dog really need? It seems not many a day goes by where we're not hearing more about the rise and rise of obesity. Sadly, our pets are also widening around the girth. It is of course easy to control the
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‘Natural approach to feeding can improve behaviour according to some experts’ Raw dog food, natural dog food, the BARF diet – all gaining in popular appeal amongst dog owners. In this detailed report Carol O’Herily examines the impact of feeding raw on your dog’s health,
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Fat pets will die young warns PDSA as it launches biggest ever pet health campaign – Long Live Pets The UK’s pet owners are warned today that they are killing their pets with kindness, as new PDSA figures show dog obesity is rising at a
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The British Veterinary Association (BVA) has welcomed the European Parliament vote to improve the labelling of food, including new country of origin labelling and a requirement to label meat from animals slaughtered without stunning (according to certain religious traditions). The European Parliament has voted in
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While natural food is a rising trend among humans, pet owners should be careful before feeding similar types of food to their pets, according to a Kansas State University veterinarian. All too often pet owners assume that because certain foods, such as fruits and vegetables,
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