Our pets provide us with companionship, loyalty, and love. It just fitting for us to take care of them in the best possible way.
This page provides you with up-to-date articles, posts, links, and other information on pet health and well-being.
Let's provide our pets the best pet care available.
Please take time to read these hand-picked articles and be informed. It's for the health and safety of our pets.
For some dog owners, feeding our dogs home-made meals seems to be a good idea. After all, we are inclined to give them
the same meals we're having. We're doing this with good intentions in mind.
Just a reminder though - the home-prepared meals might not be nutritionally complete.
Read this article from
Popular Science for more details.
As we all know - fleas are a common problem for any pet that regularly goes outside. Once a pet is infested,
it brings fleas into your home where they can quickly multiply.
Common solutions for these flea infestations include use of bug sprays and bug bombs.
However, Kenneth Coppens of hunker.com has a natural solution using standard table salt and mothballs.
Read on so you can control your flea problem and make your pet and
home flea-free.
It's summertime! Time to head to the beach and relax with our furry friend.
Although taking your dog to the beach sounds fun and exciting, there are also some safety precautions you need to take and some dog-related beach musts to be aware of.
Remember, a healthy pet is a happy pet. Leah Rose Emery covers these tips. Read more at
Bustle.com
Julia Calderone and Catherine Roberts of Consumer Reports presents a step-by-step guide to help keep your furry friends free of diseases. Tick prevention tips and medications are discussed.
Is your dog vomiting white foam? You should be concerned but don't panic yet.. Melvin Peña's article on Dogster presents some of the reasons your dog is vomiting white foam and what you need to do when this happens.
Below are selected articles from PetFoodIndustry and other top pet websites.
Scientists conducted an experiment using three different types of cellulose in dog foods compared to the same formulation ...
PetFoodIndustry - Monday, February 06, 2023
For cats and dogs to benefit from their food, it must be palatable to them so they’ll eat ...
PetFoodIndustry - Wednesday, February 01, 2023
Fruit is widely considered a cornerstone of healthy eating for people, and fruits can also be nutritious parts ...
PetFoodIndustry - Tuesday, January 31, 2023
General nutrition goals for pets with cancer include preserving lean muscle, minimizing metabolic disturbances and GI intolerance to ...
PetFoodIndustry - Monday, January 16, 2023
Scientists measured protein quality and amino acid composition and digestibility of four varieties of mealworm products.
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Cell-cultured pet food ingredients may appeal to certain pet owners more than others.
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Learn about the top two trends expected in the pet food industry in 2023: sustainability and a customer ...
PetFoodIndustry - Saturday, December 31, 2022
Researchers tested three formats of freeze-dried dog foods: traditional freeze-dried nuggets, low-temperature freeze-dried nuggets and a hybrid freeze-dried ...
PetFoodIndustry - Wednesday, December 07, 2022
In-home feeding trials could serve as a valuable adjunct to tests conducted in dedicated kennels.
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β-carotene is a unique carotenoid that can be converted to vitamin A by dogs, but less so by ...
PetFoodIndustry - Wednesday, November 30, 2022
These naturally occurring toxins can cause serious health problems in pets. Here’s how to avoid them.
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PetFoodIndustry - Tuesday, November 01, 2022
A quick overview of the issues associated with thiamine losses in canned cat foods and various steps that ...
PetFoodIndustry - Monday, October 31, 2022
Although the U.S. Food and Drug Administration has largely abandoned their investigation into correlations among certain dog foods ...
PetFoodIndustry - Thursday, October 27, 2022
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