Pancreatic dog food

When choosing the best dog food for dogs with pancreatitis we tend to look for foods that are low in fat, have a controlled level of protein, and that are highly digestible. However, depending on the dog, and any other medical conditions they may have – other nutritional factors may need to be considered. Where […]

What can a dog with pancreatitis eat? How much fat is OK and is prescription food the only option? What about treats. Reliable answers from a veterinarian.

When choosing the best dog food for dogs with pancreatitis we tend to look for foods that are low in fat, have a controlled level of protein, and that are highly digestible. However, depending on the dog, and any other medical conditions they may have – other nutritional factors may need to be considered. Where […]

Pancreatitis can cause serious complications for your dog. Here's how to comfort them while they recover.

To help your dog recover from pancreatitis, it is recommended that you feed her a special diet. You are well-advised against buying ready-to-eat dog food, that often contains high amounts of phosphorous and fats, which can aggravate the condition. Here are some easy recipes that will help you nurse your dog back to her normal self.

Pancreatitis in dogs is a disease that is quite common in domestic canines. This condition is an inflammation of the animal's pancreas (the organ is responsible for producing digestive enzymes and insulin). Serving a homemade dog food for pancreatitis can help manage this condition.

Dogs with pancreatitis, or inflammation of the pancreas, do best on low-fat diets. Whether you already feed your dog fresh foods or you're switching from kibble to a fresh diet or you simply want to supplement with a few whole foods, take your dog’s calorie needs into account, and pay special attention ...

What do you cook for a dog with chronic pancreatitis? Check out our dog health tips to find out what to include in their diet and what to avoid.

Pancreatitis in dogs is an unpleasant and dangerous disease. It’s hard to diagnose and hard to treat. Here is everything you need to know.

Nothing prepares you for the horror of pancreatitis as a pet parent. It is worse if you are a rookie dog owner. One funny thing with this disease is that the warning signs are not