Dog Food & Nutrition

Puppies need a lot of stimulation and attention. As they age, maintaining their cognitive health is just as or more important than ever. And...

Shopping for dog food can be a bit of a challenge, especially if you are looking to change your pet’s current diet, you have...

There are many vet-recommended dog treats available in the market, depending on the need of your pooch. It's important to understand that in most cases,...

Despite the name Australian Shepherd (Aussie), the breed does not come from the land down under; they're from California. There are two types of Aussies...

They are one of natures hardest working species. Working as a unit, bees will form hives, forage for nectar and build vast reserves of...

Despite what the "gluten free" fad will make you believe, cases of dogs with gluten allergies or gluten sensitivity are very rare. Similarly to the...

With the weather getting colder, it's the perfect season for homemade stew. This beef and chicken stew can be made for the pets people in your family.

Our pets are an  extension of our families. We want to take care of them as well as we take care of our human family members, and a big part of that is ensuring they have good meals to eat every day. If your pup needs to cut some carbs, this homemade low-carb dog food recipe may be what you're looking for.

This guide to the real cost of homemade dog food is only how I budget, but it will be a great starting point for anyone new to making homemade dog food.

Ground beef is affordable and very easy to find in any grocery store. It's also easy to prepare, versatile (as it can be used in many different types of homemade food), and most dogs find it appetizing. I used ground beef in this meat and vegetable homemade dog food, but you can substitute with a different protein source if you'd prefer.

The liver is a vital organ in the body that removes toxins and waste from the system and produces bile for better digestion. When a dog's liver gets compromised, the build-up of toxins and waste will affect other organs as well, leading to life threatening health problems. This condition can be treated with medication, food for dogs with liver disease and close monitoring of the liver function.

Eating well can allow us to live better and feel better. “You are what you eat” – as the saying goes. The same applies...