Hello Obe fans! We are excited to share a guest post from one of our favorite veterinarians, Dr. Mori Afraz. We look forward to helping you on your journey to better pet health.
Out of curiosity, what do you think is the most difficult discussion that I have as a veterinarian on a regular basis? You guessed it. Nutrition! With obesity affecting our human and animal population, it is no wonder that this subject is the bane of many people’s existence. I am here to tell you that everything will be OK and we can get through this together!
An easy to understand guide on how much your pet should drink and why paying attention to your dog or cat's drinking habits can help you head off potential health issues early by Obe's Veterinarian Advisor, Dr. Ernie Ward.
With so many designer diets out on the market, owners today have an increasing number of options to optimize their pet’s nutritional health. One option, not lacking in controversy, is feeding companion animals raw diets.
Grains provide carbohydrates. There are a number of varieties and forms of carbohydrates but the body treats carbohydrates the same - regardless of the source. Carbohydrates are necessary and essential for muscle and brain function and are important sources of fiber and essential fatty acids.
One thing that most people are not aware of is that grain-free does not mean carbohydrate or starch-free.
