Fish protein hydrolysate
Fish protein hydrolysate explained, including how it differs from fish oil and what a canine behaviour trial can and cannot tell us.
Fish protein hydrolysate explained, including how it differs from fish oil and what a canine behaviour trial can and cannot tell us.
Green-lipped mussel in dog joint supplements: what the research shows, why powders and extracts differ, and what to check on a product label.
A small trial found some changes in behaviour during mild stress tests. It did not demonstrate a clear improvement in owners’ overall anxiety ratings or in the cortisol response.
More dogs improved with the tested extract after eight weeks, but the overall clinical-score comparison did not reach the usual statistical threshold.
A gently cooked dog food delivered frozen, containing chicken, vegetables and lentils. Explore the declared ingredients, nutritional analysis and limits of the product evidence.
A dry dog food containing chicken, duck, sweet potato, peas and lentils. Explore the declared ingredients, nutritional analysis and limits of the product evidence.
A frozen raw dog food based on turkey, with beef offal and plant ingredients. Explore the declared ingredients, nutritional analysis and limits of the product evidence.
What phosphorus contributes to pet food, how to interpret calcium balance, and what a kidney-diet trial in cats can and cannot establish.
Understand calcium in dog and cat food, its relationship with phosphorus, and why the whole recipe and life stage matter more than an ingredient name.
Fish oil, EPA and DHA explained, with dog arthritis research, limits of the evidence and questions to ask before choosing a supplement.