Dr. Amanda Charles

Gluten has been a buzzword in human nutrition for the last decade or so, but it has also become a bit of a concern in canine nutrition. Gluten is a naturally o…

By Chantelle Fowler

The term "gluten" refers to proteins present in various cereal grains and seeds like wheat, barley, triticale, rye, flour, couscous, and farro. These proteins…

By Hanh Duong

Bees seem to be getting a lot of credit that they deserve these days. Everything from honey to pollen has certain nutritional and health perks for people and p…

By Ashley Bates

Pineapple is one of the most scrumptious, hydrating fruits there is. Your little omnivorous hamster can eat a bunch of fruit items, including this sweet summer…

By Ashley Bates

One thing that humans have in common with our pets is that our bodies can make some really embarrassing and even disconcerting noises sometimes. For instance,…

By Codee Chessher

Yes, asparagus ferns, and especially their berries, are toxic or poisonous for dogs as well as cats. Immediately contact your vet if you suspect they've consum…

By Codee Chessher

Much like cats, hamsters are notoriously fastidious about cleaning and grooming themselves, and they do the job quite well under most circumstances. You might…

By Codee Chessher

Owning a dog is like having a toddler in your home. You must supervise them until they learn the house rules about where they can and can’t go. The problem wit…

By Chris Dinesen Rogers

Americans love their popcorn, consuming an average of 43 quarts per capita. Interestingly, some find it more satisfying than potato chips. Therefore, it only m…

By Chris Dinesen Rogers

Allergies occur when the body’s immune system responds inappropriately to a usually non- harmful substance. Like us, our dogs can suffer from seasonal allergie…

By Chris Dinesen Rogers