Pet Weight

Researchers from South Korea have identified two strains of probiotics that can be used to reduce weight in obese dogs. The research, published in ‘Microbiology Spectrum’, the journal of the American Society for Microbiology, has identified…
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Some pet parents add fat to their pets’ diets with the intention of improving coat quality. Cod liver oil, vegetable oils, and animal fats are occasionally added to a pet’s food. It is true that fish oils are excellent sources of vitamin A,…
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Protein requirements for growing kittens are higher than those for adult cats on maintenance diets. Protein is used not only for muscle tissue synthesis but also for bone and organ development. In kitten products, protein levels are…
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Cats are finicky eaters and sometimes it is confusing to know if they are sick or just holding out for something that they like better. Commercial diets, whether dry or canned, are attractive and they should have them at least two or three…
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If you’re in the habit of leaving kibble in its dish all day, stop right now! That’s the worst thing you can do for your cat’s health and weight. Have specific mealtimes. By leaving the food out all the time, you’re overstimulating the…
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You should consult your veterinarian before beginning a new exercise program for your dog, especially if they have any health conditions. The AAHA (American Animal Hospital Association) Weight Management Guidelines for Dogs and Cats…
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When it comes to pet nutrition, make sure you include B vitamins in your canine’s diet. They include thiamin, riboflavin, niacin, pantothenic acid, pyridoxine, cobalamin, folic acid, choline, and biotin. Whole grains, liver, vegetables,…
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If you have a Great Dane or a Mastiff puppy, know that they have certain nutrient requirements, particularly in regard to calcium and fat. Large-breed growth diets have been formulated to be less energy-dense (less fat) and to contain…
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If you’ve put your pet dog on a low-calorie weight loss program, understand their energy needs. Most grownup, indoor, spayed or neutered dogs have low energy necessities. Their weight loss plan must incorporate a small number of calories.…
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If you’re free-feeding your cat by leaving kibble in their dish all day, you are putting your pet at risk. To begin with, you’re exposing that kibble to additional oxidation and contamination. Second, you’ll have no control over your cat’s…
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