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Did you know that a diet consisting solely of dried kibble may not be the best for your furry friend? According to the American College of Veterinary Nutrition, the ideal diet for dogs should be 50% moist food, with variety being the spice of life.
Do you want to ensure your feline friend has a healthy and balanced diet? Cats are true carnivores and require a special diet that is close to 0% carbohydrates and 100% moist food. With so many brands on the marrket, it can be overwhelming to know which brand to choose.
Large breed puppies—those whose adult weight is anticipated to reach 70 pounds or more—require a properly formulated diet to ensure slow, steady growth. Raw diets, inherently lower in energy, naturally support controlled growth, though choosing a balanced formulation by a veterinary nutritionist is key.
To support their rapid growth, puppies benefit from a predominantly moist diet. Adequate water intake is essential for normal metabolism and digestion, and aids in potty training by minimizing the excessive thirst and urine production that a fully dry kibble diet can cause. Additionally, moist diets typically yield less stool
To ensure your dog or cat lives their best life, choose a pet that matches your lifestyle for a harmonious bond. Prioritize their well-being with fresh, minimally processed, nutritionally balanced food and clean water. Discuss with your vet a middle ground for vaccines based on age, health, and local disease
Many people opt for kibble for their dogs and cats simply because it’s convenient, affordable, palatable, and has a long shelf life, however kibble alone does not provide optimal health benefits. It may contain excess carbohydrates and lacks natural vitamins, antioxidants, and enzymes crucial for overall well-being. In addition, high-heat