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Mar 2023
Tips for Feeding your Greyhound An athletic breed renowned for their sprinting abilities, greyhounds are surprisingly calm dogs that make for great pets, especially for those with little ones. With an average life expectancy of around 10 – 13 years, it’s important to understand what your furry friend needs in their diet to ensure they stay happy and healthy. With lean, muscular bodies that require daily exercise, it’s important to provide your greyhound with high quality food that’s rich in protein to match their active lifestyle. It’s important to note that greyhounds......
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15
Mar 2023
An organic provitamin, beta-carotene is a pigment that helps give a variety of foods their vibrant colors. When consumed by dogs, it’s converted into vitamin A, an essential vitamin that helps promote good eye health, bone growth and a healthy coat. Cats’ ability to convert beta-carotene into Vitamin A is quite poor, but there are other benefits that beta-carotene brings to the table. For example, beta-carotene is also an antioxidant, working to keep your pet’s immune system strong. But what are good sources of beta-carotene to feed your pet? Found in a......
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09
Mar 2023
Happy St. Paddy’s Day! No matter what you observe, St. Paddy’s Day is a fun-filled holiday for everyone! Do you want to include your pet in the fun? Here are a few ways Evanger’s recommends making this a unique holiday for your pup or kitty. St. Paddy’s Scavenger Hunt for Kibble Feeding a rainbow of flavors leads the path to a golden microbiome. Why not turn it into a game! Hide a few different flavors of Evanger’s kibble in a specified area of your house. Hold some kibble up to your pet’s......
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09
Mar 2023
Small and full of personality, ferrets require a lot of attention when it comes to their nutrition. With a short digestive system and fast metabolism, ferrets should be fed many meals a day (one meal around every 3 – 4 hours). Don’t let their ravenous appetite fool you, because if there’s any pet that has digestion problems, it’s the ferret. Without a cecum in their digestive tract, ferrets are unable to process complex carbohydrates, and thus they should not be consumed. That means anything with fiber should also be completely avoided. Other......
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08
Mar 2023
Urinary tract issues are all too common in cats. If you’re noticing changes such as your cat straining to urinate, blood in their urine, frequent urination or urination outside of their litter box, it’s quite likely that they have a urinary tract issue. This can happen to cats regardless of sex or age, and if you suspect something is up, it’s best to take action and contact your veterinarian immediately. Common urinary tract issues in cats are often diagnosed as FLUTD (Feline Lower Urinary Tract Disease), which is an umbrella term for......
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