Protein is a key nutrient for dogs and cats and a source of amino acids, the 'building blocks' used to build new proteins in the body. Irrespective of the pet’s age, protein plays many important roles in the body.

Food allergies are not common in dogs and cats, but pet owners often believe that a pet’s skin or intestinal symptoms are allergic reactions to specific food ingredients.

Protein is an essential nutrient that can be provided by both plant and animal sources. Are there differences between plant and animal proteins and what is considered a good quality protein?

Vitamins are important nutrients for pets and people. What are their functions, and should pets be given vitamin supplements?

Every member of the clinic staff can promote good information about nutrition.

During every client visit, nutrition conversations prove useful in a variety of ways.

Addressing misinformation starts with identifying objective, reliable information.

Addressing client concerns about ingredients starts with asking the right questions.

Exploring a variety of ways to address client concerns about grains in pet foods.