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Now more than ever, dog parents are expecting more transparency around pet food ingredients, especially as we are looking at better and cleaner food for ourselves. And many of us are concerned with the increase in pet food recalls. Listen in as Tom Arrix from Get Joy shares what’s happening now and is on the horizon when it comes to fresh dog food.
Read MoreMany predict that there will be a shortage of traditional animal protein in the coming years and therefore, we have a rising interest in incorporating non-traditional proteins into companion animal diets. Much of this stems from factors related to trends such as pet humanization, functional nutrition and sustainability. Listen in as Chris Green shares not only the importance of protein in a dog’s diet, but what novel proteins are being introduced now and in the future that are beneficial to canine nutrition.
Read MoreDo you know that there is a better way to feed your dog? One that promotes the ultimate feeding experience for them and naturally slows down your dog’s eating routine? We’ve been feeding the wrong way all along. It’s time to ditch the bowl. Listen and learn why with our guest Carol Smeja.
Read MoreWhen it comes to our dogs and ourselves, shouldn’t we try to be as healthy as possible? Why is leaky gut becoming such an epidemic and can changing the way our dogs eat really help? Joel Baardseth says yes!
Read MoreWhy is it that longevity for our dogs is both a gift and a curse? How are food, medicine and supplements affecting the lifespan of our dogs?
Read MoreA cancer diagnosis for your dog? Cancer shouldn’t be such a scary word. Learn what cancer really is, how to treat and prevent it with Dr. Marty Goldstein.
Read MoreLet’s compare processed food vs fresh food for our dogs.
Read MoreIn 2010, the World Health Organization categorized glyphosate as a “probable carcinogen”. Why does the US continue to spray glyphosate on crops and how is that toxin affecting ourselves and our dogs?
Read MoreAn estimated 6 million dogs will be diagnosed with cancer this year. Why are the numbers increasing and what can we do to prevent our dogs getting cancer in the first place?
Read MoreHow can we know if our dog has enough of the optimal nutrients or maybe even too much of certain nutrients?
Read MoreWhat is the difference between food and feed? What are you feeding your dog and how can that impact their health?
Read MoreWhy are so many veterinarians resistant to feeding raw and advocating that for their patients? How do we start the conversation?
Read MoreWhen it comes to dog nutrition, do you know the six nutrients your dog — and you — need to survive and thrive? Whether you feed your dog a premium commercial food or prepare homemade meals, it’s important to understand the fundamentals of canine nutrition.
Read MoreIt’s no secret that logs love food and most dogs are especially interested in the food that we are eating. But just because a certain food is healthy for us, doesn’t mean it’s safe for our dogs to eat. It may actually be toxic and even poisonous to your dog, so please hear me out on this. Why are these certain foods dangerous to dogs?
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