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Do You Hydrate Your Pets' Kibble?
Hi Green Spotters! Do you currently hydrate your pet's kibble? Many people don't know that hydrating kibble is important - after all it doesn't say anything about it on the kibble bag! Read on to learn the "hows" and "whys" of hydrating kibble.
Hydrating Kibble?"I've never added hydration to my...
Holiday Foods to Share with Your Dog
Happy Howlidays, friends!In this blog post, we're focusing on the holiday foods that are safe (and unsafe) for your pup to enjoy during the festivities! Read through to the end for a list of holiday plants that should be kept out of reach of pets.
All in Moderation
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Gently Cooked Fresh Pet Food for Dogs and Cats
"Moisture is the delivery system of nutrients." We wholeheartedly agree with this phrase, so today we want to talk a bit about gently cooked fresh food options for your dog or cat.
Maybe you're feeding a kibble diet and want to add more moisture to your pet's meals, or you're...
Carbohydrates in Dog & Cat Food
Hi Green Spotters! We're back with another nutrition blog, this time about carbohydrates in your dog and cat's food. Join us as we take a deep dive about "carbs" in dog and cat foods.
Carbohydrates in Pet FoodsIn this blog, we'll talk about different types of foods, carbohydrates in food...
Why Rotational Feeding is Beneficial
Rotational Feeding is one of our favorite topics in dog and cat nutrition. We're here to help your dog or cat with their allergies, joint pain, nutritional gains, and more! Read on to find out why rotational feeding is key in keeping your pet "on track" nutritionally.
Rotational feeding is the...
FDA Update on DCM Study Findings
Hi Green Spotters! The FDA quietly released an update on non-hereditary DCM (dilated cardiomyopathy) in dogs. Here's what we know.What's a Pulse Ingredient?Before we look at the update, we'll be talking about the term "pulse ingredient/pulses"... so what is a pulse ingredient? Pulses are a subset of legumes, harvested as...