Cats need to obtain adequate taurine from food, which makes this amino acid an essential one.

Grains are a valuable source of nutrients in pet food.

Commercial pet foods are available in different forms, each providing different features and benefits for owners and pets.

Gradually transitioning onto a new diet minimizes the risk of stomach upset.​

Many common food items found in kitchens are potentially harmful to dogs and cats.

Following the human nutrition trend, gluten-free foods are becoming increasingly popular for pets.

Pets who are finicky, fussy or not interested in food can be a challenge.

Feeding either wet or dry commercial cat foods, or a combination of both, will provide cats with a complete and balanced diet.

Vegetarians may choose a meat free diet for many reasons including concerns for health, animal welfare, and environmental sustainability. For similar reasons, some pet owners may wonder if a vegetarian diet is an acceptable option for their pet.

Probiotics are a nutritional intervention that may help manage pet health issues from gastrointestinal tract and beyond.

Understanding the information on a pet food label can help when comparing and choosing pet foods.

Pet owners are increasingly interested in supplements for their pets. Since all supplements are not the same, their use and selection for an individual pet should be considered carefully. Veterinarians should ask about the use of supplements as part of a pet’s diet history.