Cooked eggs are a superfood for your pets! 🥚✨ They’re over 90% digestible, unlike raw eggs at just 51%. Soft boil, peel, and smash for a tasty and healthy treat!
Note: Feed sparingly to avoid gastrointestinal upset when introducing new foods. https://doi.org/10.1093/jn/128.10.1716
🚨 Recall Alert: Mars Petcare is voluntarily recalling 315 bags of Pedigree® Adult Complete Nutrition Grilled Steak and Vegetable Flavor due to potential foreign material contamination. If you live in or traveled to Louisiana, Oklahoma, or Texas and purchased this food, check your lot numbers and best before dates. For more details, visit the FDA website. 🐶
This video is a long one 👀 Let’s review a pet food together 🐾
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Let’s head to the grocery store and swap some treats with no nutritional benefit for healthier, more affordable options. 🐟
🐾 March is Poison Prevention Awareness Month for our beloved furry friends! As a Clinical Pet Nutritionist, I’m here to share some crucial reminders to keep your pets safe and sound. Here are some items to avoid:
1️⃣ Grapes and raisins
2️⃣ Xylitol (commonly found in peanut butter)
3️⃣ Chocolate
4️⃣ Onions
5️⃣ Corn on the cob (not a toxin but a risk of severe gastrointestinal obstruction)
6️⃣ Alcohol
7️⃣ Several different types of drugs (ask your veterinarian for a detailed list including over-the-counter, prescription, and illegal/controlled substances)
8️⃣ Cooked bones (not a toxin but must be avoided)
9️⃣ Automotive washer fluid
🔟 Certain plants - Check out this list: aspca.org/pet-care/animal-poison-control/toxic-and-non-toxic-plants
Remember, this list isn’t exhaustive! Consult your veterinarian for a full, detailed list and guidance on what to do if your pet comes in contact with any harmful substances. Let’s spread awareness and ensure our furry companions stay healthy and happy! 🌟
Why working with an Animal Nutritionist is important according to the Pet Food Association of Canada 🇨🇦