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News Flash: The study in question is NOT peer-reviewed. It’s…

Why Your Pet’s Skin Issues Aren’t Always at the Surface?
Grooming is an essential part of owning a pet. But have you ever…

What’s the Best Way to Keep My Pet’s Coat Healthy?
What’s the best way to maintain your pet’s coat? While grooming…

Redefining Transparency: a dirty word
Transparency rarely exists in the pet industry. Despite…

Should My Pet Switch to Raw Food?
Switching your dog or cat to raw food can bring many positive benefits to your pet, but there are important factors to consider.

Nicci’s Secret Hack to Help Your Cat Drink More Water
Do you know how much water your cat is drinking in a day? For…

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How to Save Money on Your Pet’s Diet During Tough Times
/ Nicole R. CammackAs the pandemic continues, many pet owners are facing financial difficulties, causing them to rethink their pet’s diet. Raw …
Considerations for Pet Food Bulk Buying and Shelf Life
/ Nicole R. CammackAs a pet owner, you’re probably familiar with the idea of buying pet food in bulk. It can be a convenient way to save money and ensure you always have enough food for your beloved pets. However, with the current economic situation and the impact of the SARS-CoV-2 coronavirus, it’s important to reconsider this practice. While it’s understandable to want to stock up on essentials, including pet food, there are some things to keep in mind.
Should I Feed My Pet Fresh Fruits & Vegetables?
/ Nicole R. CammackYou may wonder if it’s necessary to supplement your pet’s diet with vegetables, especially if they don’t seem to like them.
Just Because It Looks Like Science Doesn’t Mean It Is
/ Nicole R. CammackOn April 21, 2020, AVMA shared a CIDRAP article on MDR pathogens in raw meat diets for dogs.
Grain-Free Dog Food Controversy: We Need Less Marketing and More Science
/ Nicole R. CammackPet food companies may not be entirely honest in promoting their products as safe and healthy amidst controversy surrounding grain-free dog food and DCM.
The Challenges of Pet Nutrition: No One is “Right” or “Wrong”
/ Nicole R. CammackWhile in school I was taught that half of what I was learning would be proven wrong – the problem is that we did not, and still don’t know what half is wrong. Even so, the more education I receive and the more brilliant scientists and researchers I meet from around the world, the more I realize we know very little about the world we live in and the sciences that drive it. It’s up to us to keep asking questions, keep exploring and keep challenging everything.
Grain-Free Pet Foods and Heart Disease: The Whole Truth
/ Nicole R. CammackPet owners and veterinarians are expressing concern over the potential relationship between grain-free pet foods and heart disease known as Dilated Cardiomyopathy (DCM). However, little research and data are available on this topic, and some industry professionals fail to recognize the greater issue at hand. DCM is just one of the many health concerns that pet owners face, including cancer, diabetes, kidney disease, and allergies.