Pet Food & Nutrition

Some dogs can be threatening to humans or other dogs, while they are consuming food. Actually dogs tend to show aggression when guarding things they consider theirs, such as bowls, objects they find or steal, toys and food. Dogs also tend to be very territorial...

Getting your first kitten or adding a new kitten to your home is one of the most exciting things in the world. The transition from mother or shelter to a new human family can be quite hard on the little guy. Thus he will be...

If your dog has been digging holes in your garden, your first reaction may be to try anything you can to stop him. Your dog may be trying to tell you something, so instead of getting irritated with him consider why he might be doing...

Disrupting a dog during its mealtime is the same as taking a sweet from a child or disturbing the boys while they watch rugby. Specialists state that food aggression is a very common behavior in dogs; the causes vary from immoderate guarding and domination to...

Occasionally dogs and cats just like you and me may encounter an upset stomach. If your dog or cat displays any of these symptoms, specifically after eating, his stomach may be upset. Loose stools Excessive flatulence Occasional vomiting If your dog or cat is healthy...

In researching “why cats are such fussy eaters” I came across a research article that may have the answer. In conclusion the scientists state that cats unlike many other mammals lack the gene needed to taste sweet compounds. Explained like this: A unique taste bud...

What is clicker training? Clicker training is a science-based, fun and easy way to train your pets. It’s been around since the 1960s and can be used to train any animal of any age. Here are 10 tips to get you started. 1.  Getting to...

1.  What food and How much: The first thing to consider is that the nutritional needs of a puppy is different to that of an adult dog. Their speedy growth needs be fueled by nutrients. Your puppy must be fed food that is just made...