Spinach for Dogs in Vancouver!
February 19, 2014 by admin
As much as spinach is beneficial to humans, your dog may appreciate some too. Spinach contains Vitamin C and K which may help dog’s good bone health. An additional benefit of spinach is as an antioxidant to prevent retina damage and improve eyesight.
To prepare: steam or stir fry it to maintain the nutrients. Make sure to serve it to your dog in moderation and chopped well. Avoid giving spinach raw, as it is less digestible for dogs.
Always check with your dog nutritionist and/ or vet before changing your dog’s meal plan!
Prepare for a Ruff’ Winter in Vancouver and Toronto!
February 1, 2014 by admin
It is still cold in Canada, do not forget to keep you pooch well fed and well dressed! This is especially important if your dog spends a lot of time outdoors. Colder temperatures can be taxing and may require your dog to spend more energy staying warm. Look into either giving your dog a little bit extra at meal times or gradually switching over to a higher calorie feed. If you are dealing with an indoor warrior don’t overdo it with the calories. You may risk plumping up your pup!
Apples for your Dogs in Vancouver
January 14, 2014 by admin
Apples are flavorful and refreshing treats to feed your dog. Just make sure to core, seed and chop them to avoid choking. Apples contain a good source of fibre, as well as, vitamin A and C which may help contribute to a good immune system and healthy coat for your dog. Just make sure before changing anything in your dog’s meal plan that you check with your dog’s nutritionist.
Reading labels for your dog in Vancouver
December 26, 2013 by admin
Reading nutrition labels is important for more than just you and your family, make sure you do so for your dog’s health as well! Considering switching feeds? Make sure you compare the calorie counts to avoid over feeding your pet. Some feeds have double the calories in the same serving size as another brand. Always check with your dog nutritionist before making any changes.
Yogurt for Dogs in Vancouver!
November 23, 2013 by admin
Yogurt is a great source of calcium. Dogs need strong bones and teeth just like humans. There is no harm in giving your dog some yogourt for a snack or a treat. Choose one without sweeteners and artificial flavors. Make sure the milk fat is no higher than one percent. You can even freeze them in ice cube trays for a summer time treat!
