Everything You Need to Know About Dog Food & Nutrition

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If you’re wondering whether dogs can eat bananas or how much to feed your dog, we’ve got the answers you’re searching for. Our experts explain everything you need to know about dog nutrition.

Featured Articles About Dog Nutrition

Dogs Eat Strawberries List
There are benefits and downsides that can come from feeding your dog strawberries. Read our tips for the best way to feed your dogs these tasty treats.
Carrots
Carrots are rich in vitamins and minerals like beta-carotene. Does that mean they’re good for your dog? Our expert nutritionists explain whether dogs can eat carrots.
Is Xylitol Bad for Dogs?
Although a popular, low-calorie sugar substitute in products from chewing gum to pudding, xylitol can be bad for dogs. Even small amounts can cause severe, life-threatening reactions in dogs. Find out how to keep your dog safe.

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  • Perhaps the awareness of the benefits of fiber in human diets has prompted pet owners to ask about its benefits in pet foods. Once described as “filler” or “bulk,” fiber has gained recognition for the beneficial effect it has on the gastrointestinal
  • Having puppies is both exciting and exhausting for you and your dog. While it’s wonderful to welcome adorable bundles of fur into the world, it can be hard work for a pregnant dog to grow, deliver and look after a new litter of adventurous puppies. 

  • The number of dog food products on the shelves makes choosing one an overwhelming task. Our dog food comparison article shows you how to narrow down your options in three simple steps to help give your dog the best.
  • Turmeric is a great anti-inflammatory, which can be beneficial to dogs with certain ailments. Learn when you should consider giving your dog turmeric supplements.
  • Although a popular, low-calorie sugar substitute in products from chewing gum to pudding, xylitol can be bad for dogs. Even small amounts can cause severe, life-threatening reactions in dogs. Find out how to keep your dog safe.