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Raw Food Diet for Dogs with Kidney Problems: Is It Helpful?(Post)
As our canine companions undergo the natural aging process, we, the dog owners, become worried about unexpected health problems that can put our canine friends’ life in jeopardy. Since tracing vi
Canine Fitness: More Than Just Walks | Volhard Dog Nutrition(Post)Think your daily dog walk is enough to keep your pup fit and healthy? Think again! A quick stroll down the street just to potty may check a box, but it’s far from meeting your dog’s full physical
Ways Normal Aging Affects the Body(Post)Every dog ages differently and the dog’s body is affected by age in different ways based on activity, genetics, and nutrition. Larger breeds tend to age quicker but all dogs are eventually affected
Is CBD for Dogs a Good Idea?(Post)CBD has gained more and more popularity in the world of canine nutrition. The surge in public interest began in 2018, when the US Congress signed the Agriculture Improvement Act into law, thus r
Can Dogs Eat Rice?(Post)Rice stands as a nutritional pillar for many cultures across the globe, spanning thousands of years. However, it isn't a typical part of dogs' ancestral diet. Indeed, the canine stomach can dig
The Signs and Holistic Approach to Liver Failure in Dogs(Post)Just like a well-oiled machine needs regular maintenance, our dogs' health, especially their liver, requires attentive care. This article will explore the signs of liver failure in dogs. We'll de
Temperament Testing: Volhard's Guide to Predicting Canine Personalities(Post)Every puppy is a furry bundle of joy, ready to play, make new friends, and discover the surrounding world. However, akin to humans, each dog has a unique set of traits that define its personality—some
Are Oats Good for Dogs?(Post)Oats are hearty, nutritious, and tasty. But dogs can benefit from oats and oatmeal, too, if served in moderation. Oatmeal is a great alternative carbohydrate for dogs who may be sensitive to wheat
What to Do if Your Dog Has a Fever(Post)Dogs are considered to have a fever when their body temperature exceeds the normal range of 99.5 - 102.5 F. Any temperature between 102.5 and 103 F falls under the category of low-grade fever and c
Breeder Spotlight: Jane Kelso, 25 Years Feeding Volhard’s Natural Diet(Post)Unlike other brands of dog foods and fads in feeding, Volhard Dog Nutrition has been supporting the health of dogs for decades. The brand has never wavered in its product quality and the recipes ha
Hypothermia in Dogs: Warning Signs and Prevention Tips(Post)Remember the heroic sled dogs in the tale of Balto, trekking through snowstorms and freezing temperatures to save the day? While these canines are often portrayed as having super-animal endurance, m
Home Remedies for Kennel Cough: What Symptoms to Look For & How to Treat Your Pup(Post)Kennel cough, or Bordetella, is a pesky infection similar to a canine cold, which usually lasts for one to two weeks.It can be picked up by a pup who’s in close proximity to another dog who’s infected