Good nutrition supports everything from a shiny coat to healthy joints. The right diet changes as your pet moves through each stage of life.
What pet parents should know
Puppies and kittens need more energy and protein for growth, adults need a balanced maintenance diet, and seniors often benefit from fewer calories and joint support.
Signs to look out for
Weight gain or loss, a dull coat, itchy skin and changes in stools can all be linked to diet.
Helpful steps you can take at home
Measure meals rather than free feeding, keep treats to around ten percent of daily calories and change foods gradually over a week.
When to contact your veterinarian
Ask us before starting a special diet or supplement, especially if your pet has an existing health condition.
A well-chosen diet is one of the simplest ways to support a long, healthy life.
Journal articles are for general education and do not replace a veterinary examination or individual medical advice.
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