Pancreatitis in Cats

Pancreatitis in Cats

Pancreatitis is inflammation of the pancreas. Your cat’s pancreas serves two main functions: it produces enzymes to help digest food and it secretes insulin to help regulate blood sugar levels. When the pancreas is inflamed, these two main jobs are inhibited and the enzymes that are supposed to be digesting food actually start to attack the pancreas and can cause significant harm.
March 06, 2022 — Pet Pantry
How To Create A Puppy Schdule

How To Create A Puppy Schdule

Life can be pretty chaotic at times – work schedules, family commitments and community activities can keep us on the run. Adding a new puppy to the mix can be both a joy and a challenge, but with a little forethought and planning the transition of your new addition to the household can go smoothly and with little disruption.
February 27, 2022 — Pet Pantry
Tips For The First Time Kitten Owners

Tips For The First Time Kitten Owners

Kittens are tiny, adorable, and playful. They have been known to soften the toughest of men, and melt ice cold hearts. If you have fallen in love with one of these magical creatures be comforted in knowing that they can be a wonderful addition to your family if you prepare yourself, and your home, for their arrival.

To Read more, click on the bold subject above... There are lots of useful tips on this article for your new kitten.

February 16, 2022 — Pet Pantry
Dietary Fiber in Pet Food

Dietary Fiber in Pet Food

Dietary fiber is the non-digestible portion of a food that contributes to digestive health and stool quality. Dietary fiber in pet food can have various beneficial effects on your pet, depending on their needs.
February 09, 2022 — Pet Pantry
Vitamins are Essential in Pet Food

Vitamins are Essential in Pet Food

Vitamin supplementation is used in kibble and wet pet foods to ensure it contains all the nutrients required to sustain life. Without vitamin supplementation, a food may not meet the nutrient requirements of a pet.
February 01, 2022 — Pet Pantry
Feeding Your Dog Kibble And Wet Food: How Much and How Often?

Feeding Your Dog Kibble And Wet Food: How Much and How Often?

When it comes to knowing how much kibble and wet food to feed our dogs, it can take a bit of trial and error. One of the most frequent questions we get asked is "how much do I feed my dog?" With all the different considerations of weight, activity level, age, and environment, that can be difficult to answer. However, we've compiled some of our top tips to help you decide how much to feed your canine companion.
January 23, 2022 — Pet Pantry
Primal's Ultimate Guide To Digestive Support

Primal's Ultimate Guide To Digestive Support

 It’s estimated that approximately 14% of all veterinary visits are related to some sort of gastrointestinal distress. A healthy gut and a happy digestive system can absorb more nutrients into your pet’s body, meaning more energy and more of the macronutrients and micronutrients they need to live their best and happiest life!

May 22, 2020 — Pet Pantry
Joint Health in Dogs

Joint Health in Dogs

Anyone who has arthritis in their joints can tell you that it is a debilitating condition that definitely cramps your lifestyle. The same thing goes for our furry friends, joint health in dogs is very important.
March 05, 2018 — Pet Pantry
A guide to choosing the right food for cats

A guide to choosing the right food for cats

With so many different foods on the market, how do you choose a food that works well for your cat? There are many well-formulated cat foods to choose from today, so here are some guidelines to follow.
January 12, 2018 — Pet Pantry
How To Take a Good Pet Photo

How To Take a Good Pet Photo

We all like to get that perfect photo of our four-legged best friend, but sometimes it can be a challenge. Ellie Stivers, a feature photographer for Petcurean, has put together her top five tips on how to take a good pet photo.
September 12, 2017 — Pet Pantry
Dog First Aid: What Every Owner Should Know

Dog First Aid: What Every Owner Should Know

When you sustain a minor injury like a cut or scrape, you probably find your first aid kit and pull out the antibiotic ointment and bandages. Dealing with small injuries is no big deal. But what do you do when your dog is injured? Knowing the basics about dog first aid could save your pet’s life one day.
August 17, 2017 — Pet Pantry
Solving Litter Box Problems

Solving Litter Box Problems

Cats are the neat freaks of the animal kingdom. They spend hours each day grooming themselves, making sure that every hair is in its proper place. What many cat owners appreciate about their pets is the fact that they eliminate discretely in a box that can be hidden away – out of sight, out of mind. Unfortunately, it is fairly common for cats to develop elimination problems. In fact, as many as 10% of cats will start eliminating outside the litter box on occasion or, in some cases, stop using it at all.
August 14, 2017 — Pet Pantry