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Mary Cope, PhD, earned her Doctorate in Animal Nutrition from the University of Georgia in 2021 and has her Professional Animal Scientist (PAS) certification with a specialization in companion animals. Dr. Cope works as a companion animal nutritionist for a pet food consulting firm. Dr. Cope competes in a variety of AKC dog sports with her rescue dog and smooth Collie, including agility, Fast CAT, and herding.
Large breed puppies need large breed puppy food to support their greater growth.
Dog Food Information

Finding The Best Large-Breed Puppy Food

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Low protein dog food is one of many prescription foods for pets pictured here in a display.
Canned Dog Food

Low Protein Dog Food

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Cute older dappled Dachshund With Paralyses Legs Eating Pet Food At The Kitchen And Looking At Camera.
Food

Kidney Diet for Dogs

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A black and white Border Collie sprints after a ball in the grass.
Dog Food Information

Best Dog Food for Weight Gain

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Dog squatting on the sidewalk.
Health

Dietary Fiber for Dogs

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Boston Terrier puppy wearing a pink harness in a playful bow, like a down dog yoga pose, with a ball at her front paws.
Behavior

Why Does My Dog Bow?

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Cheerful puppy runs on the grass
Health

Vitamins for Puppies

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Woman Pours Pet Food Into Bowl
Food

How Long Does Dry Dog Food Last?

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Cute Chihuahua dog near feeding bowl in room. Pet friendly hotel
Food

Diets for Small Dogs

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husky in the soy field
Food

Can Dogs Eat Soy?

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Chihuahua standing in front of Border Collie
Puppies

When to Stop Feeding Puppy Food

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