Dog feeding
Choose a diet according to the dog's profile
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Start with the basics: choose, measure and understand what you serve.
Dog8 min
How to choose your dog’s food
A simple method for comparing two foods using the label and your dog’s needs.
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Cat7 min
Food for a neutered cat
Energy, portions, water and meal routines after neutering.
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Nutrition9 min
How to read a pet food label
Ingredients, analytical constituents and complete food: a practical guide to comparing labels.
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Cat feeding
Choose a diet according to the cat's profile
10 priority topicsComposition and labels
Understanding and comparing foods
10 priority topicsRations and transitions
Calculate, organize and change meals
10 priority topicsHunting and activity
Adapt energy to the effort and season
10 priority topicsCat and dog rearing
Support breeding, lactation and weaning
10 priority topicsSensitivity
Identify signals and dialogue with the veterinarian
10 priority topicsPrices and subscription
Compare the real cost and simplify the restock
10 priority topicsAge and stages of life
Adapt food to growth and aging
10 priority topicsWet food and mixed feeding
Associate dry, wet, pleasure and hydration
10 priority topicsThe LibraryAnswers to keep
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Dog8 min
How to choose your dog’s food
A simple method for comparing two foods using the label and your dog’s needs.
Read article →Cat7 min
Food for a neutered cat
Energy, portions, water and meal routines after neutering.
Read article →Nutrition9 min
How to read a pet food label
Ingredients, analytical constituents and complete food: a practical guide to comparing labels.
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Nutrition8 min
Calculate a dog’s or cat’s kibble portion
Why the bag board is a starting point, and how to adjust the quantity without navigating.
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Nutrition7 min
Successfully transitioning dog and cat food
A progressive protocol, observational benchmarks and situations where we must not wait.
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Kibble or wet food: how to make mixed feeding work
Associate dry and wet without doubling calories or unbalance daily ration.
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Hunting10 min
Feeding the hunting dog before and during the season
Prepare the climb, monitor the body state and arrange water and meals around the exits.
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Hunting7 min
Recovery of active dog: water, meals and follow-up
The simple checklist after the effort to distinguish normal fatigue and signals that must alert.
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Breeding10 min
Feeding pregnant and lactating dogs and cats
Weight monitoring, growth/reproduction feed and practical organization from late gestation to lactation.
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Breeding9 min
Weaning puppies and kittens: organising their diet
Texture, feeding frequency, weighing and transition: a clear routine to support every puppy or kitten in the litter.
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Nutrition9 min
Sensitive or allergy digestion: how to choose the food?
Do not confuse soft stools, intolerance and allergy: the questions to document before changing bags.
Read article →Dog8 min
Kibble for puppy of great breed: the right markers
Growth, body condition and regularity: why "making growth fast" is not the right goal.
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Budget7 min
Kibble subscription: compare the real price per day
Price per kilo, actual ration, delivery and flexibility: the calculation that avoids fake deals.
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