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  • What a cat needs in its diet. Pickles the black cat lying on his back, front paws extended, grass and green leaves around.

    What A Cat Needs In Its Diet

    Cats are obligate carnivores; therefore, they need 55% protein, 43-44% fat, and only 1-2% carbohydrates in their diets to maintain their health.

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  • Understanding Dog Food Ingredient Labels. Round silver dog food bowl filled and overflowing with round kibble on a yellow background

    Understanding Dog Food Ingredient Labels

    Marketing for commercial dog food is intense, and many larger companies care more about profit than good nutrition for the dogs. Poor quality ingredients and unethical practices have resulted in new, better quality dog food companies appearing (however, some larger companies have started mimicking these ethical companies to get into the market with poorer quality…

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  • The Importance of Feline Nutrition (for article)

    The Importance of Feline Nutrition

    Cats are obligate carnivores (true carnivores), which means they are physiologically built to survive on a meat-based diet. If cats don’t get enough animal protein in their diet, they will break down their body’s muscles and organs to survive.

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  • 10 Low-Cost Enrichment Ideas For Your Dog. Luna the grey and white Siberian husky, wearing a red and black harness, standing on the rocky shore of the river with trees in the background.

    10 Low-Cost Enrichment Ideas For Your Dog

    Enrichment activities for your dog don’t have to cost much money. I have compiled a list of activities your dog will enjoy without breaking the bank. You can try as many or as few as you like and see which ones your dog enjoys the most.

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  • Can dogs eat figs. one fig halved showing the middle flesh with four whole figs behind on a wooden board with a green background

    Can Dogs Eat Figs

    Can Dogs Eat Figs? Yes, dogs can eat fresh figs in tiny amounts. Figs are a healthy treat rich in fiber, vitamins, and minerals for humans. However, dogs have different nutritional needs. Introduce them gradually to monitor for any adverse reactions. Always consult your vet for personalized advice. Be aware that the other parts of…

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  • Can Dogs Eat Dried Cranberries. Image of dried cranberries

    Can Dogs Eat Dried Cranberries

    Can dogs eat dried cranberries? Yes, dogs can eat cranberries and dried cranberries in moderation. They offer health benefits, but too many may cause digestive issues. Always avoid added sugar or xylitol (also known as barch sugar). Consult your vet before introducing new foods.

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  • Can Dogs Eat Fish. Luna the grey and white Siberian Husky, wearing a red and black harness, walking through long grass next to water with a silver trout in her mouth

    Can Dogs Eat Fish

    Can Dogs Eat Fish? Yes, dogs can eat fish. Fish is a good protein and omega-3 fatty acids source, benefiting their coat and overall health. However, ensure it’s cooked, boneless, and free of added seasonings or spices to avoid potential health issues.

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  • Can Dogs Eat Eggs. Various brown/cream covered eggs

    Can Dogs Eat Eggs

    Can Dogs Eat Eggs? Yes, dogs can eat eggs. Eggs are a nutritious source of protein and essential nutrients for dogs. Limit the quantity and avoid adding salt or spices. Always consult your vet for individual dietary recommendations.

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  • Can Dogs Eat Crackers. Screen full of square brown crackers

    Can Dogs Eat Crackers

    Can Dogs Eat Crackers? No, dogs should not eat crackers. Crackers contain salt and other additives like sugar that can harm dogs. Stick to a balanced canine diet and opt for treats specifically for dogs.

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  • Can Dogs Eat Doritos. Open orange pack of doritos with the chips falling out of the bag onto a wooden table.

    Can Dogs Eat Doritos

    Can Dogs Eat Doritos? No, dogs should not eat Doritos. The high salt, artificial flavors, and spices can be harmful. These ingredients may cause digestive issues, sodium ion poisoning, or even pancreatitis in dogs. Avoid giving Doritos to ensure your dog’s health and save on vet bills.

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