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Food, health and the everyday moments that bring us closer. Practical knowledge for life with cats and dogs, from the PARTNER Editorial Team.
The PARTNER Journal
Choosing a Pet Probiotic: Read the Strain, Viability and Evidence
A bigger CFU count is not the whole decision. Ask about the specific microorganism, shelf-life guarantee and evidence for the intended use.
Choosing a Pet Probiotic: Read the Strain, Viability and Evidence
A bigger CFU count is not the whole decision. Ask about the specific microorganism, shelf-life guarantee and evidence for the intended use.
Natural and Organic Pet Food: Two Labels That Answer Different Questions
Natural and organic are different claims. Learn what they describe and which nutrition, safety and certification questions still need separate answers.
Natural and Organic Pet Food: Two Labels That Answer Different Questions
Natural and organic are different claims. Learn what they describe and which nutrition, safety and certification questions still need separate answers.
Byproducts and Organ Meats in Pet Food: Read the Ingredient, Then the Diet
Understand what byproduct terminology describes, how organs fit into pet food and why ingredient names alone cannot rank finished diets.
Byproducts and Organ Meats in Pet Food: Read the Ingredient, Then the Diet
Understand what byproduct terminology describes, how organs fit into pet food and why ingredient names alone cannot rank finished diets.
Grain-Free Dog Food and DCM: What the Evidence Can and Cannot Tell You
Read the FDA investigation carefully, separate reports from proof, and prepare better questions about your dog’s complete diet.
Grain-Free Dog Food and DCM: What the Evidence Can and Cannot Tell You
Read the FDA investigation carefully, separate reports from proof, and prepare better questions about your dog’s complete diet.
Low-Fat Dog Food After Pancreatitis: A Minimum Is Not a Maximum
A crude-fat minimum cannot certify a medical fat limit. Ask for the exact analysis and units your veterinarian needs before choosing meals or treats.
Low-Fat Dog Food After Pancreatitis: A Minimum Is Not a Maximum
A crude-fat minimum cannot certify a medical fat limit. Ask for the exact analysis and units your veterinarian needs before choosing meals or treats.
Feeding a Diabetic Pet: Get a Written Plan for Meals and Missed Meals
Coordinate food, medicine and monitoring with your veterinarian. A clear missed-meal plan is especially important when more than one person provides care.
Feeding a Diabetic Pet: Get a Written Plan for Meals and Missed Meals
Coordinate food, medicine and monitoring with your veterinarian. A clear missed-meal plan is especially important when more than one person provides care.