Choosing and serving pet food, covering fresh, dry and wet diets, bowls, feeders, storage, and feeding routines.
To compare dog food fairly, work out the cost per calorie rather than the price per pound, because foods vary…
Austin Murphy
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To run a dog food taste test, offer your dog two or three options in a controlled, side-by-side way, keep…
Austin Murphy
6 min read
Meat meal is meat that has been cooked and dried to remove most of its water, leaving a concentrated protein…
Austin Murphy
6 min read
To switch your dog’s food smoothly, mix a little of the new food into the old and increase it gradually…
Austin Murphy
6 min read
Feeding a dog through the teenage phase means expecting appetite and energy to swing, watching for pickiness and habit changes,…
Austin Murphy
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To find a food intolerance in dogs, watch for digestive signs like diarrhea, gas, or vomiting that show up within…
Austin Murphy
7 min read
Choose a gravity dog feeder if you want a simple, no-power way to keep dry food topped up, and an…
Austin Murphy
8 min read
Walk down the dog-food aisle and you are really choosing among three formats: fresh refrigerated meals, canned wet food, and…
Austin Murphy
9 min read
Choose dry food for convenience, shelf life, and cost, and fresh food for palatability, moisture, and recognizable ingredients. That is…
Austin Murphy
8 min read
Feeding fresh dog food comes down to a few simple habits: serve the right portion for your dog’s weight, transition…
Austin Murphy
7 min read