Stop Reading Dog Food Ingredient Lists: The Truth About Pet Food Quality (According to Veterinarians)
Stop reading dog food ingredient lists. Why ingredients don’t determine quality and what pet owners should look for instead.
The Role of Nutrition in Managing Copper-Associated Hepatopathy in Dogs
Nutritional therapy is fundamental to CAH management, explaining how copper-restricted, antioxidant-fortified diets alter disease progression more effectively than medical therapy alone
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Copper in Dog Food | What Pet Owners Should Prioritize
Crowd-sourced copper data misleads dog owners when making dietary decisions for their pets. Learn why focusing only on copper levels risks your dog’s health—and how veterinary science offers a safer, holistic approach to managing your dog’s longterm health.
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Life After Copper Storage Disease: My Puppy’s Diet
Discover how I navigate life after copper storage disease with my Old English Sheepdog puppy. Learn about large-breed puppy nutrition, WSAVA-aligned diets, and tips for choosing the best food for your dog’s health. From managing copper storage disease to finding the right balance for a thriving puppy, learn from evidence-based insights.
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The Sweet Spot: Treating Your Dog Right with the 10% Rule
Learn how to calculate the ideal amount of dog treats with the 10% Rule, ensuring a balanced diet.
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Welcome Home, Gentry: A New Chapter Rooted in Love and Legacy
Meet Gentry, our new Old English Sheepdog puppy, as he begins his journey with us. His arrival marks the continuation of a legacy of thoughtful care and dedication that we bring to every dog we welcome into our lives. Welcome home, Gentry!
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Historic Retraction | The Fight Continues for Copper Storage Disease Awareness
Historic retraction by the Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association (JAVMA) highlights the need for rigorous standards in pet nutrition. Hill’s Pet Nutrition’s study on canine copper levels was retracted due to data inaccuracies, emphasizing the importance of scientific integrity. This pivotal moment underscores ongoing efforts to protect dogs from copper storage disease. Advocates call for transparency and high standards in research to ensure pet health and safety. Continued vigilance is essential for advancing pet nutrition standards.
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Understanding AAFCO’s Decision Against Voluntary ‘Controlled Copper’ Claim in Dog Food
Examine and understand AAFCO’s recent decision on the voluntary ‘Controlled Copper’ claim for dog food. Key discussions and expert insights shape this ongoing crisis. Discover why this issue holds significant implications for canine health and the future of pet nutrition.
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Preventing the Pitfalls: Copper-Associated Hepatopathy in Dogs
Discover the critical link between copper concentration in commercial maintenance dog food and the potential for copper-associated liver injury in dogs. Copper concentration exceeds tolerance for healthy dogs. Uncover the insidious and lethal nature of this condition, which transcends traditional breed boundaries. While challenging to diagnose and treat, experts emphasize the simplicity of prevention.
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Dissecting Purina’s Safety Concerns Amid Online Rumors
Dive into the online controversy around Purina with a discerning eye. Social media claims, often driven by anecdotal evidence and unreliable figures, emphasize the need for reliable sources on pet well-being. Echo chamber effects caution against unwittingly perpetuating baseless narratives. The silver lining emerges in the form of responsible actions taken by regulatory bodies like the FDA and responsible companies like Purina in their commitment to testing each batch of pet food. Prioritize evidence and responsible information consumption.
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