Dog Nutrition

Dog Dementia Diet: Feeding a Dog with Canine Cognitive Dysfunction Approximately one in three dogs over the age of 11 develops canine cognitive dysfunction syndrome (CDS) — the canine equivalent of dementia. Many owners notice the signs before a formal diagnosis: the dog stares at walls, forgets familiar routines, or wanders at night. The dog dementia diet you choose will not undo the neurological changes already in place, but it is one of the most actionable levers available to you. The brain still runs on fuel, and what you put in the bowl influences what happens inside it. This guide explains the biological mechanisms behind nutritional brain support, the specific nutrients and whole foods that matter most, and how to work with your vet to monitor progress over time. ...

Pancreatitis — inflammation of the pancreas — is one of the more frightening diagnoses a dog owner can receive. An acute episode can be life-threatening, and chronic pancreatitis can significantly affect your dog’s quality of life. The good news: diet is the single most important factor you can control once the acute phase has passed. Understanding why fat matters, and how to manage it consistently, gives your dog the best chance of staying well. ...