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Pet food labels can feel overwhelming at first glance. With so many ingredients and bold claims on the bag, it is hard to know what actually matters. In this guide, we break down how to read a pet food label, what to look for, and how to choose a food that truly works for your dog or cat.

Choosing between grain-free and grain-inclusive diets can feel overwhelming, especially with so many opinions and headlines circulating. The truth is, there’s no one-size-fits-all answer—every dog is unique, and their diet should reflect their individual needs. In this post, we break down the real differences between grain-free and grain-inclusive diets, explore the benefits of each, and clear up some of the confusion surrounding recent DCM news. Whether your dog thrives on high-protein, grain-free formulas or does better with gentle, fiber-rich ancient grains, understanding the “why” behind each option can help you make the best choice for your pet’s long-term health.

Keeping your pets hydrated is one of the most fundamental aspects of pet care. Just like humans, dogs and cats need adequate hydration to maintain their health and well-being. Dehydration in pets can lead to a variety of health issues, some of which can be quite severe if not addressed promptly. In this blog post, we will discuss the importance of hydration for your furry friends and explore various methods to ensure they stay well-hydrated, including the use of water, bone broth, and goat’s milk.

Limited ingredient diets are just that, diets that use a limited number of ingredients to create a complete and balanced meal for your pet. Commonly referred to as “hypoallergenic”, these diets are great for pets with chronic dietary allergies and/or sensitivities. These recipes typically have novel proteins, limited starches, and single source proteins.