Food is the foundation of your dog’s health and wellbeing, which is why it’s so important to stay informed when it comes to what you feed your dog. Our expert articles are a great place to discover everything you need to know about dog food.
As your dog gets older, their dietary needs are likely to change. Whether due to old age, illness, or other factors, there are different reasons that you might have to change your dog’s food at some point in their life.
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Many owners have probably spent a lot of time researching the most healthy diet for their dogs but there are still ways you can help to boost their nutrient intake with some healthy additions.
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In this blog we’ll look at why turkey is good for dogs, when it should be avoided, and how it should be served to avoid illness and even injury.
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When your dog begins to slow down on walks, take more naps or put on weight, it’s a sign that their metabolism is changing and you can support them with the right kind of food.
Anna Hollisey
Oatmeal has a reputation as being a good food to eat when you’re suffering with an upset stomach, so lets find out whether oatmeal is good for dogs with diarrhea.
Ella White
Should you choose wet or dry, grain-free or raw? What does your dog need while they are growing or nursing? Can you trust the claims on the packaging?
Anna Hollisey
Apocalyptic farts? Green poop? Flaky dandruff? They could all be signs that your dog’s not eating the right foods but don’t worry, we aren’t shy about tackling your dog’s bottom end!
Anna Hollisey
The US Food & Drug Administration (FDA) monitors commercial pet food. They have laid down basic rules for manufacturers to follow – ensuring that your dog’s dinner is safe and nutritious.
Anna Hollisey
Will your dog be joining you for Christmas dinner? Not all our traditional dishes are suitable for them to eat, read on the learn what can we dish up for our dogs on Christmas Day.
Anna Hollisey
If you want to understand ingredients in your dog food, there are some rules laid out by the The Association of American Feed Control Officials (AAFCO) on the FDA’s website that brands have to follow.
Ella White
When it comes to Thanksgiving dinner, there are some dishes that dogs can enjoy, and others that should be kept well away from begging eyes – at the risk of ruining dinnertime for everyone.
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Wheat is a key ingredient in many dog foods as it provides carbohydrates which delivers energy but some dogs develop allergies to wheat; we’ll look at the symptoms and how you can treat them.
Anna Hollisey
Short answer: dogs can eat tomatoes, but not in large amounts, and only if they’re ripe. Tomatoes are bursting with antioxidants, fiber and vitamins but avoid green tomatoes.
Anna Hollisey
They’re great for dogs but remember they also contain natural sugars, so you should be careful not to feed your dog too many – our guidelines are below.
Anna Hollisey
If they’re not snuffling for rabbit poop, they’re licking the floor or sticking their noses in the fridge, if your dog just emerged from the kitchen with half a chewed potato… well, here’s what you need to know.
Anna Hollisey
Dogs can enjoy melon as an occasional treat – but watch out for the rind. Like most fruits, melon is high in natural sugars and should be eaten in moderation.
Anna Hollisey
In this blog we’ll look specifically at kibble, how it came about as the dog diet of choice, and what we know now about processed foods and their effects on our pets.
Ella White
We all find ourselves throwing our dogs a treat from time to time, afterall, they went to all that trouble to develop those adorable, soleful eyes so it’s hardly our fault if we can’t resist the odd beg!
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Here, we’ll explain exactly what human grade dog food is, whether it has any benefits for your dog, and what to look out for if you’re considering switching your dog’s diet.
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Probiotics – in other words, the ‘good’ bacteria and yeasts that live in the gut of dogs, humans, and other animals – are what keep the digestive system functioning.
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We put everything on the Front of the Pack - no hiding, no ambiguity, just straight forward information up front, understanding what’s on the label (and what’s missing) is important
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If you’re wondering why dogs don’t mind eating the same meals we’ve looked into whether or not dogs get bored of their food, if they're really still hungry or just trying it on!
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So if you’ve been wondering, can dogs have yams? The answer isn’t as straightforward as you might think.
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In this blog we’ll look at the health benefits of chicken feet for dogs, and why they’re a safe treat that they can enjoy without fear.
Ella White
In this blog we’ll explain why dogs can’t eat chicken bones and the different kinds of bones your dog actually can eat.
Ella White
In this blog, we’ll explain when dogs can eat cheese, the benefits of different kinds of cheese for dogs, and when cheese and lactose are best avoided.
Ella White
In this article, we’ll explore whether dogs can eat yogurt, the health benefits and hazards of feeding yogurt to dogs, and when it should definitely be avoided.
Ella White
In this blog we’ll explore the benefits of ginger, if you can feed it to your dog, and the things you should know before offering it to pets.
Ella White
You may have heard a lot about the benefits of a raw diet for dogs, but is it the best option? Here are 10 reasons why air-dried food may be a better choice.
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The puppy diet changes rapidly in the first year of your dog's life. Here are key things to know when you transition your dog's diet from milk to solids.
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If you're confused about ingredients to avoid in dog food, you aren't alone. There's lots of contradictory advice, but some ingredients should just be avoided.
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If your dog is a picky eater, it's not necessarily a sign of illness, learn why your pet is so particular, and browse food options from Front of the Pack.
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Are you wondering, “Can dogs eat apples?” If so, check out this helpful guide showing the benefits and potential dangers of feeding your dog apples.
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Are you thinking about changing dog food? Man's best friend may benefit from variety in his diet. Learn more about how to change your dog's food.
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Five of your favorite snacks that you should never feed to your dog, these aren't just unhealthy for your pet, they can be deadly and here's why.
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Feeding your dog from the table might seem fun, but if they ingest toxins then human food has the potential to make them seriously ill.
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Garlic has always been a souce of contention for dog owners, some say it's fine some say it's toxic so we've done some research to find out the truth to keep you pooch healthy.
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We all know blueberries are healthy but did you know they're also a great treat for your four legged friend? Keep reading to find out how many they can have and how to keep them healthy.
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Whilst sweet potatoes can be a great healthy snack for your dog, it's important you understand what you're feeding them and what impact it can have.
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Ever wondered if you need to panic if your dog's helped himself to a cinnamon roll? Cinnamon as a spice is fine but be careful what else they're eating.
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Air dried dog food provides the nutritional benefits of a raw diet without the mess or food prep. Learn more about the benefits of this food option.
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Can dogs eat bananas? Learn whether you should be feeding your pooch bananas as a part of a healthy, pet-friendly diet.
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Is premium dog food worth it? If you want to maximize your pet's nutrition, premium foods can be great — just watch for harmful, unnecessary ingredients.
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Is salmon good for dogs? If you're thinking of changing up your dog's regular diet, you may not know where to begin. Find out if salmon is a good choice.
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Feeding your dog on fresh cuts of meat seems like an appealing natural option – and the raw food diet has taken social media by storm. But what are the pros and cons of giving a raw food diet to your dog?
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Dog Food: Fruits and Vegetables Your Dog Can and Cannot Eat.
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We all know the risks associated with cancer for humans. Sadly, the same risks exist for our dogs, and all too often the results can be fatal.
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Bone Broth For Dogs — Surely Nothing So Tasty Can Be Good For Your Dog?
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Anyone who has lived with a persistently itchy dog will understand how upsetting canine allergies can be. It is estimated between 10% and 18% of dogs in America today suffer with a true form of food allergy.
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You've done your research, you know how to keep your dog fit and have painstakingly selected the best of everything. But have you covered all bases… have you researched your dog supplements?
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A good diet is the cornerstone of good health, but with so many options (and without a personal dog food advisor!) choosing the best dog food for your bestie can be a challenge.
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Your dog might get excited for their dried or fresh-frozen meals, but does it actually offer the nutrients they need? Here’s why vets believe that air-dried food could be a healthier alternative.
Ella White
