THE LIFE NATURAL BLOG
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THE SPAYED CAT: WHAT DO WE NEED TO KNOW?
Spaying and neutering our cat friends brings undoubted benefits but also changes that if not managed properly can become problems. Proper nutrition is a key cornerstone in the management of our cat friends after
THE FEEDING OF SMALL DOGS: WHAT WE NEED TO KNOW.
Anyone who has a dog will have noticed that when they buy a maintenance food they have to choose from various types, for example: Small, Small Size, Toy, Medium, Large or Maxi etc... Let's
WHAT DO PUPPY DOGS EAT WHILE GROWING UP
Puppy dogs go through several growth stages in the first few months of life, each of which has specific nutritional needs: STAGES OF DOG GROWTH Infant. Puppy dogs are born without the ability to
WHAT KITTENS EAT WHILE GROWING UP
Kittens go through different life stages during their first year, each of which has specific needs in terms of nutrition and care. This is why the choice of food for each stage, from weaning
PROTEIN IS IMPORTANT FOR DOGS AND CATS
What are they and why are they so important for protein? Here is everything you need to know. WHY THEY ARE SO IMPORTANT Along with carbohydrates and lipids, protein is one of the three
WHY DOES THE CAT DRINK LITTLE?
Those who have a cat and a dog will have noticed that the former drinks much less than the latter. You should know that the domestic cat comes from species accustomed to arid climates
MIX FEEDING. WE COMBINE THE ADVANTAGES OF DRY AND WET FOODS FOR DOGS AND CATS
Among the myriad of pet foods we can find on the market, the big distinction is to be made between the HUMID foods and those DRY. As easily guessed from the names, these are.
DOGS AND CATS. DIFFERENT CARNIVORS… Copy.
Dogs and cats have become an integral part of our lives, offering companionship, affection and cheerfulness. But what are the origins of these two species and how have they developed their eating habits over
Dog language: do our dogs understand us?
Even dogs understand our language Until a few years ago, the ability to recognize sounds when spoken by different people was thought to be only human. Among members of the scientific community, however, evidently