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Insect-based dog food didn't spark Robin's interest initially. Actually, he was quite sceptical, but when his dogs started showing signs of health problems, he had to find a solution. That's how he came across Nala Health. In this blog, you'll meet Robin, our Italian food enthusiast who dared to try something completely new for his four-legged family members.
As our dogs age, the transition can seem sudden. One day they're bursting with puppy-like energy, and the next, they're lagging behind us on walks. However, the golden years can still be fulfilling for our pets. Each dog ages differently, and it's essential to understand that ageing isn't a disease in itself. Proper nutrition remains paramount. A well-balanced diet can not only support their overall health but significantly improve their quality of life in their later years.
As winter arrives, it brings along colder temperatures that can have a significant impact on our furry friends. Dogs, just like humans, are affected by the changing weather conditions, and pet owners must understand how colder temperatures can impact their beloved companions, especially pawrents of short-haired and small dogs.
When we bring a new dog into our home, it is an exciting time for us, but it can also be a stressful and even dangerous time for our existing dog. The decision to add a new dog to your existing dog’s life is, therefore, a big one that should not be taken lightly. Taking the proper steps before introducing a new dog to your existing dog is essential to ensure a successful and safe integration. It is important to consider all the. factors involved before introducing a new dog to your current dog’s environment.
There are several things we can do to ensure our ageing dog is happy and healthy. As our dog ages, they often get joint pains, loss of appetite and in some cases lifestyle diseases such as cancer. Conditions that can add to these issues are if your ageing dog is under or overweight. Ensuring our ageing dogs get their required care, exercise, mental stimulation and comforts require a little bit of effort from us but it is worth it to make sure they are living to their full potential.
