Addison’s Disease; Adding “Real” Foods; Canned Plants
Thank you so much for the recent article published about Addison’s disease in dogs. The day I read it my dog Hayleigh was showing almost every symptom, some she’s had on and off for years. The final clue was the frequent urination, which had started the day before. Because I read the article prior to taking her to the vet I knew to ask for the ACTH test in addition to the urine sample, which came back positive for primary Addison’s.
More Dog Food (Canned)
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Whole Dog Journal's 2011 Canned Dog Food Review
Subscribers Only — Wet dog food is much more “natural” for dogs to eat than dry kibble. Its moisture content is closer to that... -
How to Determine What's Special About a "Specialized" Dog Food
— A special, perfect dog food for every dog? That’s what the pet food industry would like you to believe;... -
5 Steps to Upgrading Your Dog's Commercial Dog Food Diet
— Whole Dog Journal readers have learned how to identify the best commercial foods when they shop for their dogs. But... -
Five Steps to Take if Your Dog’s Food Has Been Recalled
— Over the past few years, owners have become uncomfortably aware that their pets’ food can be suddenly declared... -
Frequently Asked Questions
— I would like to know if you investigated Orijen dog food. I did not find it listed as one of Whole Dog Journal’s... -
Bringing It All Back Home
— I received an email this morning, forwarded from a friend who manages a pet food company. I gather that my friend is... -
Can’t or Won’t
— It’s always interesting to call pet food companies to ask for information about their products. Some have... -
ebook — Home-Prepared Diets for Dogs, Part One: Introduction to Home-Prepared Diets
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ebook — Home-Prepared Diets for Dogs, Part Two: Raw Diets
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ebook — Home-Prepared Diets for Dogs, Part Three: Cooked Diets
