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Recent Reports of Mysterious Respiratory Illness in Dogs

A mysterious respiratory illness has been affecting dogs in multiple states across the country. The illness, which is still under investigation, has caused concern among dog owners and veterinarians alike. The symptoms of the illness are similar to kennel cough, but can be more severe and last for a longer period of time. These symptoms…
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Just Food For Dogs vs. Farmer’s Dog

If you’re looking for a fresh dog food brand, JustFoodForDogs and The Farmer’s Dog are two popular options. Both offer high-quality, human-grade meals that are delivered to your door. But which brand is right for you and your dog’s diet? Let’s take a look at how they compare in terms of their ingredients, pricing, customization…
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BPA-Free Dog Food

We encounter hundreds of different chemicals in our everyday lives, including those that are present in our food. When buying either human food or pet food, it’s important to look at the ingredients and the packaging. Despite recent efforts by environmentalists, the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) still approves BPA as a “food contact material,”…
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Nutritionally Complete Homemade Dog Food Recipes

With pet owners dismayed at the highly processed dry kibble and other unknowns of store-bought dry dog food, many are opting to make their dog’s food at home. Vet-recommended nutritionally complete homemade dog food recipes ensure your dog gets a truly balanced diet. Feeding your dog a nutritionally complete homemade diet is a great way…
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The Dog Body Scoring Chart Explained

A dog body scoring chart, or body condition score (BCS), is a tool veterinarians use to assess a dog’s weight and overall health. It is a simple and quick way to determine if your dog is overweight, underweight, or at a healthy weight. A body condition scoring chart is a visual guide that helps you…
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Controversy Over Carrageenan in Dog Food

With so many questionable ingredients in dog and cat food these days, it can be very confusing to know what’s okay and what’s not. One such food ingredient is very common in many dog food brands. It’s called carrageenan, and it’s typically used as a thickening agent so that foods appear more ‘loaf-like’. But is…




