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Food & Food Toppers

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

Picky dog doesn't want to eat his kibble at home.

A veterinary nutritionist shares what you can do if you’re being held hostage by your dog’s particular palate.

Hand holding food bowl peeks into frame as a cat looks up expectantly

Four veterinary nutritionists pick apart the claims so that you can choose the right food for your kitty.

Woman getting dinner ready for her pet dog at home.

How to read beyond the buzzwords and find what’s best for your pal.

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
A young woman giving her German Shepherd mixed breed dog scratches in her kitchen

Adding a DIY component to your dog’s meals is a great, nutritious option.

A woman feeding food to her cat at a dining room table

The best ingredients to include when considering a home-cooked diet for your cat.

Cat looking at bowl of food and not wanting to eat it.

Probably less time than you think.

Woman feeding her kitten at home.

Learn what nutrients are a must for your new little one.

Friends enjoy a meal outside with their white dog.

Grab the leash—this is only from Aug. 17-18!

A woman smiling at her dog while carrying a bowl of food.

Yes, yogurt is a safe and healthy treat for dogs.

Growth Charts

So, you have a new, tiny family member? Well, we’ll help you track their growth, keep an eye on their health, and even predict how not-so-tiny they’ll become. Just add their weight to start.

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Woman with border collie holding tomato while working in vegetable garden.

Bite-size pieces of ripe, red tomatoes are safe—but you should skip the marinara sauce.

Nom Nom is a dog food made by real vet nutritionists.

They may be tiny, but their appetites are not.

Person feeding a couple of cats at home.

Cats are notoriously picky, but science is getting to the bottom of their tastes.

Cat sniffing bowl of cherries.

Hopefully the answer is yes, because telling them no is the pits.

Woman holding a bowl of fruits with blueberries and raspberries with her dog at home during breakfast.

They sure would like some of your farmers’ market haul.

Woman feeding her Lab puppy some food.

They might want to hurry up and be a big kid, but here’s why it’s good to wait.

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