Dog Food & Nutrition

Lots of meat, some vegetables and little or no grain. This is the formula that many dog lovers use to describe a healthy diet...

The Bernese Mountain Dog is an ancient Swiss mountain breed that hails from the town of Bern, which, interestingly enough, has its official town...

Dogs, like humans, need vitamins in specific quantities for the proper functioning of their metabolism. Most often, a good quality dog food you're buying...

Vegetables are our nutritional friends, and bell peppers are chock full of vitamins. But can dogs eat bell peppers as well, and are bell...

There are many different types of Mastiffs, or molessor dogs, in the world, from the stout Bull Mastiff to the fancy Dogue de Bourdeaux....

If your dog has been diagnosed with Cushing's Disease, you're probably feeling very scared and overwhelmed. There is a lot of information online, in books and coming at you from your veterinarian. No doubt, homemade dog food for Cushing's Disease has crossed your mind.

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...

Almost everyone is familiar with the term "clean eating," which means consuming wholesome foods that are as close to their natural state (little to no processing) as possible. But can dogs also go on a "clean diet," how would that work for them, and is it even worth it?

Homemade dog treats are a great way to add a little nutritional boost to your pet's diet. They're much healthier than most commercial treats, and cheaper than high quality commercial treats as well. These sweet potato and turkey dog treats are easy to make and very affordable.

Careful diet consideration is important for the health of all dogs, but very small breeds can be especially tricky to feed. Yorkshire Terriers are...

Apple cider is a crisp, refreshing drink associated with the autumn season. It is not to be confused with hard cider (alcoholic beverage) or...

Digestive problems in dogs can range from mild, short lived issues to severe, long-term diseases. It may be as simple as your dog having eaten something that he shouldn't have or it could be a parasite, bacteria or virus that is causing the problem. Before switching your pup to food for dogs with digestive problems, it's best to seek help from your veterinarian to find the root cause of the issues.