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Mar 3, 2023
Should Peanut Butter be Part of Your Dog or Cat’s Diet?
The topic of pet nutrition can be incredibly complex and extremely daunting, especially considering the health of your beloved canine or feline companion is at stake. One food that seems to always spark debate in the pet parent community—from dog moms and dads to cat lovers alike—is peanut butter. Should it or should it not be included in a dog's or cat's diet? We'll give you both sides of this argument so you can decide what is best for your furry friend.
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Feb 22, 2023
Unraveling the Differences Between Wolves and Pet Dogs
Introduction
There’s nothing more fascinating than learning about dogs and dog breeds. We all know that dogs are ...
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Feb 22, 2023
Can Dogs Digest a Diet High in Carbohydrates?
If you’ve noticed your pup becoming more sluggish, gaining weight, or itching more often than usual, it could be because of their diet. Regarding nutrition for our furry friends, one of the most commonly asked questions is whether dogs can digest diets high in carbohydrates. Let’s look at what science has to say about this topic.
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Aug 4, 2021
Bone Broth for Dogs - Benefits, Recipe & More!
Wellness trends come and go all of the time. But thanks to the amazing health benefits of low carb food for dogs - we know keto dog food isn't going anywhere.
And while I'd love to write yet another article outlining the incredible benefits of feeding your dog a low carb diet, there's another growing dog health trend that's also worth writing about: bone broth for dogs!
Just like low carb dog food, bone broth comes with a variety of proven benefits for your dog’s health - making it an excellent addition to your dog's diet!
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May 4, 2021
Keto Dog Food: How to Feed Your Dog a Keto Diet
We’ve come a long way since the days when not much was known about optimal canine nutrition. And while the dog food market is still mostly dominated by cheap kibbles with high carbohydrate content, there is certainly cause for optimism. And that’s because we now live in a world with REAL low carb, ketogenic dog food available for dogs of all life stages!
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Mar 17, 2021
Ketogenic Dog Food Recipes: How to Make Keto Dog Food at Home!
Here at Visionary, we know that dogs should be powered by fat and protein - not carbs. This knowledge, along with our...
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Feb 16, 2021
What Are Net Carbs? How to Calculate Net Carbohydrates
If you’ve ever seen a nutrition label for a low carb food, you’ve no doubt seen the term net carbs called out or listed. And that’s because - when it comes to determining the carb count of a food - net carbs, not total carbs, is what truly matters. If you've ever wondered what are net carbs or how to calculate net carbs - this blog is for you.
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Jan 26, 2021
Low Carb Dog Food: Why Dogs Should be Powered by Protein and Fat - Not Carbs.
If you know anything about canine nutrition, you know that there is a LOT of conflicting information. Simply walk dow...
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Jan 25, 2021
Why Freeze-Dried Dog Food?
In the modern world, dogs and dog owners can be overwhelmed by choice. There is a huge variety of dog foods available...
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Jan 21, 2021
Keto Dog Food: 5 Reasons Why Feeding a Ketogenic Diet is the Right Choice for Your Dog!
We all want the best for our dogs. And when it comes to giving your dog the longest and healthiest life possible, nothing is more important than your choice of pet food. Here's why all dogs should eat keto dog food for optimal health!
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Sep 29, 2020
The Truth about Grain-Free Dog Food and Dilated Cardiomyopathy (DCM)
Here’s something that might surprise you…
I wake up every day sincerely excited to scroll through my email inbox and...
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Apr 16, 2020
The New Food Pyramid
Every day, more and more studies support the idea that an optimal diet is one that is high in fat and protein, and very low in digestible carbohydrates.
You can read a selection of these studies by clicking here. And once you read these studies, you’ll be convinced that the science is clear: humans should be powered by fat and protein - not carbs. And the same goes for our dogs.
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