Urinary tract problems are very common in our pets, but how can you tell if your dog or cat has a urinary tract problem, what causes them, and what you should do to help them? Signs to look for include: An inability to urinate or only passing a small amount of urine...
Dr. Bill’s Digestive Support: The Importance of Probiotics for Dogs and Cats General How we feed our pets and the various stresses placed on them can alter the balance between the good microflora in their gut and those that can cause disease. It can also alter...
Dogs evolved as carnivores, getting their nutrients from other animals. Their living conditions included fresh air, lots of exercise, sunlight, and grass and soils rich in trace minerals. Their digestive system developed to efficiently utilize the protein they...
A raw cat food diet recreates the way our feline ancestors ate in the wild for thousands of years. Cats are carnivores, unlike dogs, which are omnivores. Left to their own devices, cat’s typical daily diet, like that of their wild cousins, would involve catching...
Pet Food Exposed: Feeding the Dog & Cat Pet food manufacturers would have you believe that their packaged, highly-processed diets provide adequate amounts of nutrition to achieve and maintain optimum pet health| just like a fast food restaurant would love for you...
