Many of the practices that shape modern dog care are so widely accepted that they pass unquestioned as “normal.” Routine vaccinations, ultra processed diets, chemical treatments, and predominantly indoor, fast-paced lifestyles have become the...
♡ Step 1: Prioritize Real, Species-Appropriate Nutrition Feed fresh, whole foods—preferably raw. Kibble is ultra-processed filler that lacks the enzymes and nutrients your dog or cat’s body craves. A fresh diet supports gut health, reduces...
All dogs could benefit from having annual or bi-annual blood work, regardless of their diet. The reasons we think it's important for dogs (and cats!) to have blood work regularly is because it's another tool to help us raise healthy pets. Many...
Most of our clients at Hearty Apetite are looking for ways to keep their beloved pets healthy and extend their lives as long as possible. But there are many people out there still choosing to feed highly processed pet food because of its...
By introducing your puppy or kitten to a biologically appropriate raw food (BARF) diet as soon as possible you will be giving your young pet the best nutritional start. What’s more, they will develop a curiosity for tasty, natural food from the...
How to transition your dog or cat from kibble and canned to a raw or fresh food diet Giving your dog or cat a natural, balanced diet puts them on the path to good health and a happy, healthy life. But first you’ve got to get them used to the...
Become aware of what you are feeding your pet As people are becoming increasingly aware of where their food is coming from and care more about buying sustainably sourced products (from furniture to produce), it’s hard to believe that 4D meat can...
We need to talk about kibble Here at the Hearty HQ, we often question pet owners – from close pals to friendly strangers we bump into on a dog walk – all in the name of research. One of the things we ask is “What do you feed your dogs and cats...
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