Category Archives: Nutrition

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Update on Jake’s Yowl

Posted on by Patrick Shearer, BVMS, PhD

So, I have an update since the last time I wrote. Things are better! Much, much better in fact. I got a timed feeder and it’s worked out very well. If he’s had enough cuddles the day before I can … Continue reading

Adding Up Those Extra Calories

Posted on by Denise Elliott, BVSc, PhD, Dipl. ACVIM, Dipl. ACVN

Have you ever stopped to consider how many treats, snacks and extra calories you give to your Pet?  We all know that overweight and obesity are increasing in humans, and the same is true for our Pet cats and dogs.  … Continue reading

Feeding Your New Puppy or Kitten

Posted on by Denise Elliott, BVSc, PhD, Dipl. ACVIM, Dipl. ACVN

Spring and early summer are peak periods for the acquisition or adoption of many puppies and kittens into loving families.  For some families, this is the first time they have owned a Pet.  There are many things to consider in … Continue reading

Certain Iams Cat Food Is Being Recalled

Posted on by Kim Nguyen

For any Pet owners who feed their cats Iams ProActive Health canned cat and kitten foods, you should be aware that Iams is recalling 3 ounce and 5.5 ounce cans of this product that has an expiration date between September … Continue reading

When a “Routine” Behavior Requires Medical Attention

Posted on by Christine Antles

My morning routine starts with my alarm going off. I hit the snooze button until eventually, I put on my glasses and wait for the sound of my final wake-up call: my 3-year-old Lhasa Apso, Emerson. He begins the day … Continue reading

How Much Are You Feeding Your Pet?

Posted on by Denise Elliott, BVSc, PhD, Dipl. ACVIM, Dipl. ACVN

Have you ever really thought about or questioned how much food you should feed your Pet? What do those feeding guidelines on Pet food packaging really mean? How do you know if you are feeding your Pet the right amount … Continue reading

From the Doctor’s Files: Marshmallows for the Pet Lover’s Soul

Posted on by Trevor Ashley, DVM

In April of 2005 I met Pumpkin, a 12-year-old Shih Tzu. He presented with the owner complaining of urinary accidents around the house. A complete workup revealed elevated blood sugar. After some questioning, the owner admitted that she often gave … Continue reading

New Year’s Resolutions With Our Pets

Posted on by Lynne Hudlow

With the New Year just around the corner, I’ve been spending a lot of time thinking about New Year’s Resolutions and how my Pets fit in. New Year’s is especially important because it reminds me how quickly time passes. While … Continue reading

Prepping Your Pets for Holiday Festivities

Posted on by Christine Antles

During the holiday season, many of our clients ask our veterinarians if they should be worried about their Pets getting into their holiday goodies. The answer is an emphatic “yes”! There are many unhealthy (and even dangerous) foods that tempt … Continue reading

Dieting Tips for Your Pet

Posted on by Lynne Hudlow

The other day my friend called me upset because she came home from the vet basically with the news that she has a fat cat. She was ridden with guilt and concern because she is aware that she may overfeed … Continue reading

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