Top 10 Pet Nutrition Tips Every Owner in the USA

Is Your Pet Slowly Being Poisoned with Its Food?

Generally speaking, most of the pet owners who keep pets are kind and well-intentioned-but do you really consider what is needed to keep a dog or cat alive? 

Dogs and Cats are not the same!

Dogs are omnivores, and the cats are carnivores. Feeding the same food to both of them is indeed a big mistake. Why does your cat need meat, while your dog needs balance?

What Should be in the Bowl?

Read pet food labels the way you would your own! Real meat: yes; by-products, fillers, and chemicals: no!

Wet or Dry Food- Which One is Good?

Spoiler- it is not one or the other. Dry is cheap, good for teeth; wet is tasty and good for hydration! 

Water- Don't Ignore It!

A lot of hydration really goes a long way toward keeping kidneys healthy, especially for cats. Fresh water every single day- would you belabor the point?

Hidden Dangers Lurking in Your Kitchen

A few of those treats are really toxins! Avoid chocolate, onions, grapes, and bones that splinter. 

Treats They Can Tolerate

Seedless apple slices, pumpkin, and plain rice make for tummy-friendly snacks.

Unless Your Vet Recommends It

Your pet is special. A vet must recommend the best diet, supplement, and when to feed.

Watch Out for Fad Gimmicks

Grain-free diets, raw diets, foreign-imported meat—don't fall for the gimmicks. Stick with the recommendations of your vet.

 Belly Be Happy: Belly Be Healthy

Good food's not a luxury—it's love. Start today by reading labels and discussing with your vet. Your pet's worth it!