Dog Food & Nutrition

If your pet isn’t suffering from a specific health condition that could be improved upon with muscle supplements, or a veterinarian doesn’t prescribe or...

Chronic kidney disease in dogs is a progressive condition with the prevalence of 25% of dogs from veterinary clinics, with 9-16% mortality rate. Senior geriatric...

Many humans love honey for a number of reasons, including its natural sweetening properties and its many uses for health and diet. But, can...

Oh no! My dog ate paper! Is that bad?  As pet owners, we can't help but worry when our dog eats something they are not...

Can dogs eat bread? I think my pup got a taste of it. We are ‘breadaholics,’ aren’t we? Well, most humans love bread! Besides being scrumptious,...

A dog may show signs of sensitive stomach such as flatulence, vomiting, diarrhea or constipation. This condition makes it difficult to feed a pet,...

Finding good puppy food can be time-consuming. With a large number of options available, the choice is overwhelming. However, a high-quality diet designed specifically for...

Pumpkin is often mistaken as simply a fall or Halloween decoration, or as filling for pies, but there is much more than meets the...

Most dogs love chicken, but getting your pet to eat sage could be a challenge. These sage dog biscuits are a favorite with our pack, and they offer a lot of nutritional benefits. In small amounts, sage is safe for dogs to eat. It is known to have anti-inflammatory properties, so it is especially good for dogs with arthritis and other inflammation issues. Sage is a superfood ingredient, when used in small quantities. If you feed too much sage, it could cause gastrointestinal upset.

Veterinarians and owners often look at a dog’s nutritional needs in relation to a specific medical concern, but it goes without saying that it’s...

Salmon is a very beneficial protein source for dogs that is packed with necessary nutrients. It's also a great protein source for pets with allergies.

A common question pet owners have is often about the difference of wet vs dry dog food brands. Dr Adolphe is here to answer all the questions about this.