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Nutrition

Prep your pet’s menu with expert tips on food, treats, supplements, recipes, weight management, and more.

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Can Dogs Eat Persimmons?

There are some caveats to be aware of.

Food & Food Toppers

Kibble or canned? Fresh or dehydrated? Human-grade?! We’ll help you choose the best pet food on the market.

Woman in the kitchen with her dog.

There are some caveats to be aware of.

Photo of a young woman who's trying to cook dinner in her kitchen while her dog is jumping over and trying to get her attention.

Sure, they can have a bite—if they want one.

Cat is interested of fresh cooked shrimp.

They definitely want to...

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Treats

Did your pet’s ears just perk up? Get expert reccos on everything from dog training bites to catnip chews, plus human foods for healthy snacks.

Young blonde woman with a Jack Russell puppy during spring in the city.

The most mouth-watering treats for training your pup.

Side view portrait of black young woman playing with cute Shih Tzu dog and doing dog training.

Here’s your guide to how treats can help as your new pup is learning all the things.

cat being offered a treat or vitamin

Not your mama’s multivitamin.

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Nutrition Calculator

If we could give our pets infinite treats, we would. But this tool will tell you the right amount to feed your friend.

Get calculating

vitamins & supplements

Get the lowdown on Omega-3s, superfoods, and other pet vitamins and supplements that help with immunity, joint support, and other issues.

Black dog sitting beneath a table being fed a Wild One GUT supplement

Your pup should keep these in their medicine cabinet.

Woman giving her white cat a vitamin.
cat being offered a treat or vitamin

Not your mama’s multivitamin.

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weight management

Are chunky pets cute? Yes. Can obesity be a serious health problem for pets? Also yes. So let’s talk weight management tips to get your pet in good shape.

Cute dog dining with people during the evening light on the backyard of the house outdoors.

Being constantly starving is in their genes.


A dog and a cat eating from the same food dish.

This National Pet Obesity Awareness Day, here are pro tips to help make sure your pet isn’t packing on too many pounds.

Grey cat at looking up from eating on floor at home

The mind-gut connection isn’t just for people. Your dog or cat’s gut microbiome plays a big role in their health and well-being.

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recipes

Learn how to home cook healthy pet recipes, from delicious chicken dinners to peanut butter cookies.

Various Veggie Chips in a Ceramic Blue Bowl

Add it to the list of healthy human superfoods pups can eat, too.

Close up of chopped pumpkin with person chopping pumpkin in the back

This simple recipe can serve as the base for dog treats,

A white and brown Jack Russel Terrier dog standing on a white wooden chair behind two stacked pumpkins on the chair with him

Jack-o’-lantern not required.

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Can My Pet Eat...?

Kibble or canned? Fresh or dehydrated? Human-grade?! We’ll help you choose the best pet food on the market.

Dog staring at chocolate cake on counter.

Keep those chocolate bunnies far away from your pup this Easter (and always).

A woman feeds her dog with a piece of fries during lunch.

We know they are your adorable little potato, but can they snack on one?

Woman feeding her cat buttered toast for breakfast.

 Butter isn’t toxic to your cat—but despite what they tell you, they really shouldn’t eat it.

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