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Your dog's diet is a powerful tool to effectively manage various medical conditions

Health Guide:

Understanding and managing medical conditions through diet

Urate Stones (aka Uric Acid Stones)

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Urate Stones (aka Uric Acid Stones)
Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD)

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Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD)
Heart Disease

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Heart Disease
Cancer

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Cancer
Liver Disease

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Liver Disease
Inflammatory Bowel Disease (IBD)

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Inflammatory Bowel Disease (IBD)
Arthritis and Joint Support

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Arthritis and Joint Support
Calcium Oxalate Bladder Stones (CaOx)

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Calcium Oxalate Bladder Stones (CaOx)
Pancreatitis: Acute and Chronic

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Pancreatitis: Acute and Chronic

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Did you know that when it comes to liver, more is not better? Liver is exceptionally nutrient-dense. Feed too much and you can end up providing excessive amounts of certain nutrients, including vitamin A and copper. That’s why the amount matters. How much is appropriate depends on the overall diet and your dog’s individual health needs. Dogs with copper-associated liver disease, for example, may need liver and other copper-rich foods restricted or avoided.

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Did you guess correctly? Remember: Food choices should always be considered in the context of the whole diet.

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Quick reminder....

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Is your dog’s gut trying to tell you something isn’t quite right?

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🚀 Boost your dog’s health with fibre! A fibre-rich diet feeds a healthy gut microbiome — strengthening digestion and reducing inflammation. Great sources include whole grains, pumpkin, sweet potato, carrots, broccoli and leafy greens 🥕🍠🥦 Less tummy trouble. More happy tail wags. ❤️ 🐶

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Lean dog. Less disease. More years!

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Iodine is small but metabolically mighty Too little ➡️ and metabolism slows. Too much ➡️ and thyroid function can be disrupted.

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Cue up cabbage! There’s a lot more to cabbage than coleslaw and sauerkraut! This underutilised gem is a nutritious, versatile, accessible, and affordable addition to your dog's diet. It has a long storage life and most dogs love it (in moderations 💨)

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Say hello to Bingo! This was him after a trek in the Negev desert. 🐶 🐾 ☀️ His owner also shared a few photos of his very first home-cooked batch, complete with pots, bowls and the happy chaos that comes with it. 😆 To anyone who’s just started out with home cooking, it might feel a little overwhelming at first, but I promise it gets much easier (and quicker!) after a couple of cooks. 🙌 ❤️

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Copper is a trace mineral, but getting the balance right matters. 🐾 Too little — and red blood cell production and coat health suffer. Too much — and it can damage the liver over time.

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Dusty takes her walks very seriously, especially when there’s a ball involved - but it must be the orange and blue ones, not the blue and orange ones! Don’t ask me how she knows — she just does! 🤓

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A few tips for guiding you away from misinformation and towards better decisions! 😊

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🐟 vs 🐟

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To wish you happy weekend, here is Woody, one of my lovely clients. I’m sure his owner tells him how handsome he is all the time! 🐶 ⭐

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