Posts tagged 'pet nutrition'

November is pet cancer and diabetes awareness month. Here, we want to shed some light on the signs and symptoms to look out for in your pet, how to reduce the chances of your pet getting either of these illnesses and how to manage if your pet is diagnosed with diabetes.

Here at Pet’s Delight we are often telling our customers about the importance of dental health for their pets and educating them on our dental hygiene products. To raise more awareness of this issue, we have launched the Pet’s Delight Dental Month.

Many dogs and cats have food intolerances and can’t digest grain due to the lack of salivary amylase. All Canagan food is grain free, making it easier to digest and keeping your pet fuller for longer.

With so many dog food brands out there, what makes Fish4Dogs and Fish4Cats so special?

For us, good health starts with what we eat, and it’s the same for dogs. But finding the right nutritional balance can be difficult, particularly if your pup has tricky dietary requirements.

Packaging can be confusing and even misleading, and the volume of choice and conflicting claims can leave you tired when trying to decipher the right food for your furbaby.

So, we wanted to write our own guide to choose the best food for your dog.

Naturally, we want our pets to consume a diet which resembles the kind they would eat in the wild. But there are lots of mixed messages online when it comes to the kind of foods you should be feeding your dog or cat to ensure they are getting the right nutrition. 

Malnutrition in dogs happens when their body suffers from a nutrient deficiency. This is common in homeless dogs, but sometimes even domesticated dogs can experience it. If your dog isn’t getting the required essential vitamins, minerals, and nutrients, he will become thin and weak.