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May 2023

Dogs are often thought of as carnivorous animals, but do they actually need to eat meat? In the past we discussed the myth that dogs are carnivores. However, many people still believe that dogs must eat meat to stay happy and healthy. Today we’ll be exploring this myth and answering this question for sure. Meat is a great source of protein, which is an essential nutrient that dogs need to maintain their muscle mass, build strong bones and support their overall health. As a complete source of protein, meat contains all of......
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Apr 2023

There is a common myth that you shouldn’t switch up your dog’s diet. Many people believe that dogs have delicate stomachs that can’t handle diet changes well, enforcing the idea that you should feed your pup the same thing day after day. However, this is not entirely true. In reality, dogs can handle a change in their diet, as long as it is done gradually and with care. First, it’s important to understand that a dog’s digestive system is designed to handle a wide variety of different foods. In the wild, dogs......
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Apr 2023

When it comes to a dog’s diet, there’s a prevalent belief that dogs are carnivores. This is fairly understandable as dogs are descendants of wolves, which are obligate carnivores. While wolves may eat some fruits and vegetables every now and then, the amount of it in their natural diet is negligible compared to what they eat in meat. This is because wolves cannot thrive off of fruits and vegetables alone, so they hunt for meat instead, which is much more nutritious for them. However, the same cannot be said for dogs. Compared......
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Apr 2023

One of the most prevalent myths about dog food is that kibble can help clean your pup’s teeth. Even today, many sites still publish articles about the supposed benefits that kibble has on dogs’ teeth. While there may be certain types of kibble that have been specifically designed to help remove plaque and tarter from your dog’s teeth, kibble as a whole is not good for their overall oral health. Dog’s teeth and mouth structures are designed specifically to eat meat, not to crunch on kibble. Saying that eating kibble helps clean......
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