Just like humans, dogs require regular oral hygiene to maintain their overall health. In this guide, we will delve into the importance of dental care, frequency of maintenance, essential tools, and when it's advisable to seek professional help for a deeper clean.
Dilated Cardiomyopathy (DCM) is a serious but rare disease of the heart muscle that can have life-threatening consequences. While the causes of DCM in dogs can vary, the pet nutrition industry has been focused on a possible connection between certain diets and the cardiac condition. However, the vast majority of DCM cases are genetic and tend to disproportionately affect large breeds and male dogs.
Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD) is a progressive and irreversible condition that affects the kidneys, essential organs responsible for filtering waste products and excess fluids from the bloodstream.
Embracing low-waste and eco-friendly options not only benefits the planet but also ensures that our canine companions can enjoy safe and stimulating playtime.
The quest for the secret to a longer, healthier life for our canine companions leads us to explore the intricate interplay of genetics, size, and overall health.
Mental stimulation is an essential aspect of your dog's overall well-being, especially on days when long outdoor walks may not be feasible. Engaging your dog's mind with research-backed indoor activities not only prevents boredom and destructive behaviors but also strengthens your bond and enhances their cognitive abilities.
AAFCO plays a crucial role in regulating and guiding the pet food industry, ensuring that pet food products meet certain nutritional standards and are safely labeled. While AAFCO does not certify companies or formulas directly, its model regulations and guidelines provide a framework for manufacturers to develop high-quality pet food.
Petaluma recently launched its second formula, Baked Pumpkin & Peanut Butter, formulated specifically for senior dogs. This formula is the very first plant-based diet for dogs that is optimized for your dog's "golden years" while also achieving the AAFCO profile for adult dogs.
