Adverse food reactions (allergies and intolerances) exist in dogs as they do in humans, which can be very frustrating for patients and their human companions.
Pet parents typically notice gastrointestinal signs, such as diarrhoea, or skin problems, such as hives and rashes. The skin version, known in veterinary circles as cutaneous adverse food reaction (CAFR), is particularly baffling because it can resemble so many other conditions.
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As a dog parent, it’s not always easy to know what large companies are up to, which is why provenance of ingredients is so important—so that you can make the best possible choices for the health and longevity of pups and the planet alike.
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Dogs have become our best friends partly due to their ability to tolerate a varied starch-based diet. THE GENUS EXPLAINED Dogs are members of the order Carnivora; however, many carnivorans have developed distinctly different dietary habits from true carnivores. This includes species like the bear. These animals may look like carnivores, but their diet is […]
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