If you’ve ever had a dog that seems to inhale their food at lightning speed, you know how concerning it can be. It’s not just a messy mealtime, but it can also lead to some serious health issues for your furry friend. As a veterinary assistant with a focus on nutrition, I’ve seen firsthand how…
As a Veterinary Assistant with a focus on nutrition, I’ve seen firsthand how diet can play a crucial role in a dog’s digestive health. Many pet owners struggle with understanding what foods can help a dog’s digestion, especially when their furry friends are dealing with tummy troubles. If you’re wondering what you can do to…
If you’ve ever looked at your dog and wondered, “Can dogs eat peanut butter safely?” you’re definitely not alone! As an Animal Care Specialist, I’ve seen a lot of questions about human foods and their impact on pets, and peanut butter is one of those foods that frequently pops up. It seems harmless enough, especially…
As a veterinary technician specializing in nutrition, I’ve seen firsthand how challenging food allergies can be for dogs. It’s heartbreaking to watch your furry friend suffer from symptoms like itchy skin, upset stomachs, or ear infections, all caused by something as simple as their food. The good news? You can take steps to prevent dog…
As an Animal Care Specialist, I’ve spent countless hours working closely with dogs in shelters, clinics, and homes, helping pet owners navigate the best ways to keep their furry friends healthy. One of the most common questions I get asked is about the balance between omega-3 and omega-6 in a dog’s diet. It’s a great…
If you have a high-energy dog, you know just how important it is to fuel their body with the right kind of food. Whether you’re racing through the park, hiking trails, or watching your dog zoom around the backyard, a high-energy lifestyle demands special attention to their diet. In my experience as an Animal Care…
As an Animal Care Specialist, one of the most common questions I get asked is about feeding dogs—specifically, how often should you feed your dog based on their activity levels? It’s a great question because just like people, dogs have different nutritional needs, and those needs can change depending on how active they are. Whether…
As a veterinary assistant with a particular interest in pet nutrition, one of the most common concerns I hear from dog owners is about stomach bloating. This issue, though often overlooked, can be life-threatening if not addressed properly. Bloating, or gastric dilatation-volvulus (GDV), occurs when a dog’s stomach fills with gas, food, or fluid, causing…
Fungal infections in dogs are more common than many pet owners realize. As a veterinary assistant with a nutrition focus, I’ve seen numerous cases where a dog suffers from a fungal infection, often without the owner realizing it until the symptoms worsen. Knowing how to identify and treat fungal infections in dogs can make a…