Breed Guides

Nutrition Tips for Blue Heelers: Keeping Them Fit and Happy

Blue Heelers are quick, agile, and high energy dogs. This breed is generally more at risk for hip and elbow dysplasia, cataracts, hypothyroidism and allergies and optimal nutrition is key to helpin...

Optimal Nutrition for Bully Breeds

Encompassing a wide range of dog breeds from the American Pitbull Terrier, and Boxers, to Cane Corso’s, bully breeds are muscular, strong, and have some of the greatest smiles in the dog world. As ...

Optimal Nutrition for Rottweilers: Fueling Strength, Health, and Vitality

Rottweilers have high nutritional needs, and require specific care to prevent certain health conditions, such as hip and elbow dysplasia, progressive retinal atrophy, allergies and irritable bowel ...

A Nutritional Guide for Spaniels

Spaniels have a long history of being hunting companions, bred to fetch and flush out small game. These dogs have high energy levels, and need a diet that supports their vitality, joints, and longe...

A Nutritional Guide for Labrador Retrievers

Labradors have long been loved as family dogs, working dogs, and wonderful companions, known for their outgoing, friendly, and sweet demeanors. As your beloved family member, they also need proper ...

Raw Feeding for Australian Shepherds: Optimizing Health and Energy with a Balanced Diet

Australian Shepherds are known for their sharp intelligence, never ending energy, and desire to herd everything around them. When it comes to feeding these energetic pups, it's important to underst...