Keeping a Dog Properly Hydrated
How much is normal, the ten-second check for dehydration, and the dogs for whom water intake is a medical priority.
Food, treats, portion sizes and the things dogs should never eat.
How much is normal, the ten-second check for dehydration, and the dogs for whom water intake is a medical priority.
Appetite loss in an older dog is a symptom first and a habit second. What to rule out, and the practical measures that work.
The thumbnail test, the choking and obstruction risks, the contamination issue with natural chews, and what to give instead.
Separate rooms, measured portions, and how to feed dogs with different needs in the same house without anyone stealing anything.
Ingredient splitting, meat meal versus fresh meat, and which label claims are regulated and which are pure marketing.
Three food groups owners ask about constantly, with the specifics on lactose, raw eggs, bones and mercury.
How long to wait before and after a walk, what the evidence actually supports, and how it differs for a genuinely working dog.
Chicken and rice, the portion sizes, how long to feed it, and the advice about fasting that has changed.
Consistency matters more than the specific food. Same amount, same times, same everything — and what to do when they will not eat.
Diet is the single most effective treatment for chronic kidney disease in dogs — more effective than most medication. Here is why, and how to get a reluctant dog to…