We dog parents know not to give our dogs hard, cooked bones because they can get stuck in the throat or intestines — not good! But what about bones that have been cooked down to a deliciously mushy batch of nutritional power?
If you are like me and you cook for your dog, you probably wonder about nutrient loss from cooking. Some nutrients are more easily destroyed by heat…
Caring for senior dogs can be highly rewarding, and sometimes challenging. Like humans, dogs can develop age-related issues.
Vitamin E is a powerful antioxidant. Antioxidants help scoop up damaging free radicals which can cause harm in the body. You can help your dog overcome damage from free radicals and strengthen his immunity by offering antioxidants in the diet.
Licorice is an herb that contains anti-inflammatory, immune-stimulating, detoxifying and GI-soothing effects, according to many books on the subject…
If your dog has struvite crystals or stones, it is important to get veterinary attention. Stones can cause blockage which is a medical emergency. After getting vet care, there are also things dog parents can do at home…
Does your dog get enough calcium? There are several ways to help ensure that he or she is getting enough of this mineral. Just like all vitamins and minerals, calcium is important to health…
If you notice your dog is having trouble getting up, or seems stiff while moving, he may have arthritis. First, get him to a vet for a diagnosis.
Ginger can also come in handy for dogs who get carsick, and some studies show ginger can actually be more effective than some medications.
Enzymes help optimize numerous biological processes. Enzymes in fresh, whole foods are just one of the many factors that help …
