Dog Food Recipe – Heart Healthy Meatloaf
Here’s a dog food recipe to use up those holiday dinner leftovers and treat your dog’s cardiovascular system while you’re at it!
Here’s a dog food recipe to use up those holiday dinner leftovers and treat your dog’s cardiovascular system while you’re at it!
Taurine is an amino acid that is essential in a cat’s diet because they cannot synthesize it adequately like most other mammals. The feline heart, platelets and retina require Taurine for both structure and function. Your cat’s liver, gallbladder, central nervous system, skeletal muscles and bones also utilize Taurine, and it may assist in electrolyte…
Let’s wave a magic wand and turn a pumpkin into a natural remedy for dog bad breath!
Maybe it’s just that time of year, but I’ve been seeing a lot of questions about pumpkin for dogs, cats, birds, horses and even fish. Following are a few facts about feeding pumpkin to pets.
An e-mail this morning ended with “How about something for cats in your pumpkin theme?” Thanks Terry, we don’t mind if we do.
As I mixed a bit of krill, seaweed and a dash of calcium montmorillonite clay into my cat’s breakfast this morning, I marveled at how routine it had become compared to a few short years ago. Back then, breakfast was a matter of cracking open a can of Fancy Feast.
Brimming with Autumn goodness, this pet treat recipe is packed with vitamins, anti-oxidants and omega fatty acids. They are a suitable homemade treat for both dogs and horses. They’ll also make your home smell distinctly like Fall!
Arthritis, osteoarthritis, degenerative joint disease (DJD), rheumatoid arthritis… it’s always sad to see our pets suffer with joint ailments. The loss of movement and pain is disturbing to watch, and I hope the following information prevents or eases their suffering.
Natural mineral supplements and electrolytes are hidden inside these holistic horse muffins!
Most people think a vitamin is a vitamin is a vitamin. If they feel a supplement is required, they don’t give a second thought to providing a synthetic one. It’s right there on the bottle, a list of the vitamins and what percentage of recommended daily intake they provide – what could be more straightforward…