Dogs

by Sarah Griffiths, DCH in Dogs

Many pet parents have been told that a puppy cannot be fed a raw food diet. We are here to tell you that yes! Puppies can, and should be fed a raw diet. Learn how you can do it right.

Can Seasonal Changes Affect Your Pet?- Yes!

by Sarah Griffiths, DCH in Dogs, Cats

Were you aware that your pet goes through seasonal changes just like we do? Here is our top seven tips to help your pet beat the winter blues.

Irritable Bowel Disease

by Sarah Griffiths, DCH in Dogs, Cats

A Fresh Perspective on Irritable Bowel Disease. What is it? What causes it? How can you help your pet?

Balancing the Raw Food Diet for Puppies and Kittens

in Raw Basics, Dogs, Cats

Balancing the Raw Food Diet for Puppies and Kittens. Feeding raw as soon as your pet is ready for solid food it's a wonderful way to set them up for health and longevity. Learn more.

Your Pet’s “Strange” Behaviour Could Be Diet-Related

by Sarah Griffiths, DCH in Dogs, Cats

Your Pet’s “Strange” Behaviour Could Be Diet-Related. Is your pet displaying strange or unusual behaviour? Does he or she seem overly hyperactive, aggressive, nervous, or on edge? Learn More.

Pancreatitis: The Root Causes and Solutions

by Sarah Griffiths, DCH in Dogs, Cats

Pancreatitis: The Root Causes and Solutions. If your pet is at risk for pancreatitis, there are logical solutions to consider in order to protect your pet from this terrible disease and to improve their health.

Obesity: Is Your Pet Fluffy or Fat?

by Sarah Griffiths, DCH in Dogs, Cats

Obesity: Is Your Pet Fluffy or Fat?. The Banfield State of Pet Health Report shows that in the last ten years, obesity in cats has risen by 169% and in dogs by 158%. Learn what causes obesity and how to prevent it.

Management of Diabetes with a Whole Food Diet

by Sarah Griffiths, DCH in Dogs, Cats

Management of Diabetes with a Whole Food Diet. According to the Banfield State of Health Report 2016, canine diabetes has increased by 79.7% since 2006, while in felines the prevalence of diabetes has increased 18.1% over the same time frame.

by Sarah Griffiths, DCH in Dogs, Cats

Joint-Related Disease and Nutritional Solutions (Part 2)

A Broken Heart or A Broken Industry? Possible Link Between Canine Dilated Cardiomyopathy and Diet

by Sarah Griffiths, DCH in Dogs

The Food and Drug Administration is currently investigating whether grain-free diets or “boutique diets” may play a role in the development of canine dilated cardiomyopathy.

Summer Activities to Enjoy With Your Pets

by Sarah Griffiths, DCH in Dogs

It’s summer! We thought it would never arrive. Now, it’s time for fun activities with your pet. What’s your favourite warm weather activity? We’re sharing ours here.

Essentials of Bone, Muscle and Joint Health for Dogs and Cats (Part 1)

by Sarah Griffiths, DCH in Dogs, Cats

Essentials of Bone, Muscle and Joint Health for Dogs and Cats (Part 1). No matter what your pet’s age, bone, muscle and joint health are important aspects of ensuring that they have a happy and healthy life.

Managing Chronic Kidney Disease Holistically (Part 3)

by Sarah Griffiths, DCH in Dogs, Cats

It’s time to talk about what your options are when your pet is diagnosed with kidney disease and how you can manage it with holistic strategies.

Red Dog Blue Kat’s Top 5 Hikes with Your Dog

in Dogs

It’s that time of year! Spring is here and soon it’ll be summer. We thought it would be fun to share some of our favorite B.C. spots to hike with your pooch.

Why Kidney Diets Don't Work (Part 2)

by Sarah Griffiths, DCH in Dogs, Cats

This week, let’s talk about the disease and what you can do when you get the diagnosis. Vets often put diagnosed pets on a “kidney diet.” This is a one-size-fits-all hammer approach to a complex and diverse metabolic disease. So what ca

Help Stop Us Stop the Kidney Disease Epidemic (Part 1)

by Sarah Griffiths, DCH in Dogs, Cats

Chronic Kidney Disease can affect both dogs and cats: 1 in 10 dogs and 1 in 3 cats are at risk of developing the disease at some stage in their life. Learn how to help us stop it one meal at a time.

Gut Health: Probiotics (Part 3)

by Sarah Griffiths, DCH in Raw Basics, Dogs, Cats

Choosing probiotics for your pet: What foods and supplements you can use to support your pets' microflora.

Gut Health: Bacteria in Pet Food (Part 2)

by Sarah Griffiths, DCH in Raw Basics, Dogs, Cats

Food safety is a top concern for veterinary professionals and pet owners. We agree, which is why this week, we are going to tackle the topic of bacteria and food safety how this relates to health and wellness in our pets.

Gut Health: Bacteria: Friend or Foe? (Part 1)

by Sarah Griffiths, DCH in Raw Basics, Dogs, Cats

Bacteria: Friend or Foe?

Supplements for a Raw Food Diet

by Sarah Griffiths, DCH in Raw Basics, Dogs, Cats

Learn which four essential supplements make for a great truly balanced raw pet food diet.

5 Healthy Winter Foods to Give Your Dog

in Dogs

If you want to do something extra for your pets this holiday season and start them off on the right paw for the new year, here are some great foods to try. They are yummy, healthy, immune-boosting and add a little extra fun to meal times.

Bones 102: A Feeding Guide to Bones

in Raw Basics, Dogs, Cats

Ever wondered which bones are best for your pet? Let's take a look!

Bones 101: Bone Feeding Basics

by Sarah Griffiths, DCH in Raw Basics, Dogs, Cats

When it comes to raw feeding for your pet, bones are essential. They are nature’s toothbrush and aid in keeping your pet’s teeth and gums in perfect shape. Without bones, the raw diet is not complete and will be missing essential minerals

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