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Listen in as entrepreneur, activist and science writer Daniel Schulof reveals the shoddy science responsible for the chronic disease epidemics killing millions of pets every year. His book has been named “the most rigorous and probing canine nutrition book ever written” and we explore the problem of scientific misinformation in the companion animal nutrition world. The main focus that we discuss is the fact that carbs are detrimental to our dogs’ health.
Read MoreMany predict that there will be a shortage of traditional animal protein in the coming years and therefore, we have a rising interest in incorporating non-traditional proteins into companion animal diets. Much of this stems from factors related to trends such as pet humanization, functional nutrition and sustainability. Listen in as Chris Green shares not only the importance of protein in a dog’s diet, but what novel proteins are being introduced now and in the future that are beneficial to canine nutrition.
Read MoreWe all know that the dog food landscape is literally the Wild West. Dr. Suzee Camilleri, a Veterinary Pathologist helps us navigate to find the best foods for our dogs that will help to prevent disease. Listen and learn. Your dog will thank you!
Read MoreWhy are so many veterinarians resistant to feeding raw and advocating that for their patients? How do we start the conversation?
Read MoreThe misleading thing is that it appears on the surface that pet food is regulated on a state level and a federal level. Therefore, it must be highly regulated right? Wrong! Learn more!
Read MoreIt’s no secret that logs love food and most dogs are especially interested in the food that we are eating. But just because a certain food is healthy for us, doesn’t mean it’s safe for our dogs to eat. It may actually be toxic and even poisonous to your dog, so please hear me out on this. Why are these certain foods dangerous to dogs?
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