We received the following e-mail from Josette Amirault in Quebec, Canada. She has graciously agreed to allow us to publish her question and our answer here. Since Vitamin B12 is an essential nutrient in natural pet nutrition, we have provided additional information about its role, natural sources and symptoms of deficiency.
Dogs and cats are often lumped together in regards to their dietary requirements, at least to the extent of labeling them both as carnivores. In reality, however, their dietary requirements are quite different. We’ve outlined those differences for you here.
By Johnny Mantini October is a busy month for celebrating pets all over the country! There is the annual Blessing of Animals in honor of St Francis of Assisi, where schools in Knoxville are also collecting pet food for local families, the Pet Walk for Cancer in Seattle and the Halloween Pet event in Jacksonville. Then…
The short answer is, no bones are 100% safe for dogs or cats to eat. All bones have the potential to splinter, impact, perforate, obstruct, or break teeth. Cats generally take their time and do less gnawing so the risk is much lower for them as long as the bones are raw.
Cats love seafood and we’ve made this treat recipe both irresistible and healthy. A full range of naturally-sourced, highly-digestible nutrients make these cat cookies more of a homemade cat supplement than a treat… but your feline friend will never know!
This seafood-rich soup is packed with antioxidants, Omega 3, minerals, Taurine, and more!
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.
We’ve come a long way from the days of squinting at fine print and wondering why we can’t pronounce half of the ingredients in pet food, let alone understand them. Educated pet parents are demanding more from products and it’s quickly graduating from demand to expectation. A few pet food companies will never get it. …
