|
The origin of dietary needs in the cat and dog diet. |
|
Read more... [Carnivore vs. Omnivore]
|
|
American society as a whole should be aware of the importance of nutrition and its effect on health. The information is readily available everywhere you look. The fact that so many of us choose not to embrace this knowledge is baffling to me. I would hope that the pet-owning public will do for our dogs and cats what we often don’t do for ourselves. Please remember your pet’s health and well being is completely in your hands. |
|
Read more... [Pet Nutrition 101]
|
|
Factors Affecting Pet Nutrition |
|
|
|
“Optimum Nutrition” is a key element in raising and maintaining a healthy pet. As owners, we are tasked with providing the right amount of food that meets energy needs as well as all of the essential nutrients required to sustain a healthy life. This can be much more difficult than one might suspect. |
|
Read more... [Factors Affecting Pet Nutrition]
|
Growing Puppies and Kittens The primary feline and canine nutrition goal for any growing pet would be to achieve its full genetic potential with healthy organs, strong muscles, tendons and bones. Most pet owners have a tendency to overfeed a growing animal. Rapid growth in dogs can often lead to lameness from either osteochondritis or early onset hip dysplasia. |
|
Read more... [Life Stage Nutrition]
|
|
Today’s commercially prepared pet foods often defy common sense and may even contradict nutritional science. |
|
Read more... [Today's Pet Food Options]
|
|
What's Really in Pet Food |
|
|
|
Written by Animal Protection Institute
|
|
Wednesday, 09 April 2008 14:03 |
|
A Report from the Animal Protection Institute |
|
Read more... [What's Really in Pet Food]
|
|
Nutritional Supplementation |
|
|
|
Today’s commercially prepared diets are based on minimum pet nutrition guidelines. |
|
Read more... [Nutritional Supplementation]
|