Everything About Dog Food
Note: The Health & Nutrition section of the Canada's Guide to Dogs website is intended as a source of information only. It is not intended as a substitute for professional care, but as an aid to those seeking health and nutrition information. Always consult with your Veterinarian and other professionals about health related matters and any concerns or questions you may have concerning your dog's diet and nutrition requirements. We do not endorse or recommend any one treatment or diet over another.
- The Dog Food Project — How does your Dog Food Brand compare? Are you concerned about the dry food your dog is eating? Looking for detailed information about certain food ingredients? Confused about inconsistent information about dog food from pet food manufacturers? Need help comparing dog food brands and finding a better one? (External Link)
- BARF Diet — By Trojan Rottweilers who have been feeding their dogs a BARF or BARF-type diet for almost 20 years.
- All About Raw Food by Dr. Larry Siegler
- General Feeding Guidelines for Raw Food by Dr. Larry Siegler
- How To Wean Puppies To A Raw Dog Food Diet By the author of Going Rawr! - Maggie Rhines
- What You Need to Know About Your Pet's Food by Dr. Larry Siegler
- Food — What Difference Does it Make? by Wendy Volhard
- All Dog Foods Are Not The Same by David Amos
- Buying Premium Dog Food 101 by Lori Matthews
- How Does Protein Work For A Dog? by Kelly Marshall
- The Importance of Daily Supplements for Healthy Companions by Dr. Larry Siegler
- Should Dogs Take Supplements? by Lori Matthews
- Is Your Pet Getting Enough Nutrients? by A.M. Wilmot
- Kibble Ingredients
- What's Really in Pet Food — A must read for anyone concerned about commercial pet food.
- Pet Food Labelling
- Ways that Nutrition Effects your Dog's Behavior
- Maintenance Protein Recommendations for Canines
- Feeding Large Breed Puppies
- Feeding Puppy
- Feeding the Aging Dog
- Homemade Diets Not Always More Nutritious or Safe
- Warning: Pig's Ears Not Recommended for Dogs
- Foods Your Pets Should Avoid (Article Added 23 Oct 2008)
Note: We are always in need of articles for the Health and Nutrition section, submissions are welcome and encouraged. Please feel free to contact us.
