Picky pet prescription: What to do when your pet won’t eat her prescribed therapeutic diet
Dr. Freeman provides tips for getting your pet to eat their therapeutic diet
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New Year’s Resolutions for Pet Owners
Your dog and cat may not be able to make their own resolutions, but you can include them in yours this year!
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Cats are not Small Dogs: Unique Nutritional Needs of Cats
Different from dogs, who are omnivores (meaning they are designed to eat a combination of animal and plant foods), cats are carnivores and have unique metabolism compared to many other domestic animals.
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It’s Not Just Grain-Free: An Update on Diet-Associated Dilated Cardiomyopathy
Dr. Freeman provides an update on diet-associated dilated cardiomyopathy in dogs
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When Less is More: Sensible Use of Supplements
Even if the dietary supplements you are giving your pet are high quality and safe, using multiple products increases the risk to your pet
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Dangers of Bully Sticks: Popular Treat Can Carry Bacteria and Add Calories
Do you know what bully sticks are? A surprising number of owners (almost 50% in our survey) do not.
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The Dangers Lurking in Your Halloween Candy
Did you know that some of your favorite Halloween treats could be dangerous or even deadly to your dog?
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How Fast Is Too Fast For My Pet To Lose Weight?
You’ve already conquered the first steps of determining that your pet is overweight and you’ve worked with your veterinarian to create a weight loss plan. But now what? How fast can pets safely lose weight and how vigilant do you need to be?
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How To Make Your Own Dried Chews
Interested in a healthy natural chew for your dog? Dehydrating your own fruit and vegetable treats can be a healthy and low calorie way to provide tasty chew options for your pet.
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Pill-popping pets: Are the foods you use to give pills safe?
Is your pet on medication? How you give it, especially when you use food, does matter. We provide some tips on getting pills into pets.
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