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Comparing Pet Foods

Pet Nutrition

Types of Dog Food

Recipes and DIYs

Transitioning Your Pet to a Raw Diet

Raw Pet Food Diets

Easy 2-Ingredient Apple Kong DIY

Looking for an easy summer treat for your dog? Help him cool down with this 2-ingredient, DIY apple kong.

The Power of Limited Ingredient Dog Food for Allergies, Itchy Skin, and Sensitive Stomachs

Limited ingredient dog foods are a relatively new pet trend. This guide explains types of limited ingredient foods, what they offer, when it’s time to make the switch, and how it can help pets suffering from allergies, itchy skin, and sensitive stomachs.

Grain-Free Dog Food (Raw vs Dry)

Grain-free dog food. It sounds new and trendy, but it’s quite the opposite. While the concept has received more attention in recent years, it’s rooted in ancient times.

Darwin’s Ranks Better than Most Dog Food Brands in Glyphosate Test

The Institute for Responsible Technology recently completed a study measuring the levels of glyphosate, a popular weed-killer, in dog food brands. The study found Darwin’s Natural Pet Products to be among the best when it comes to glyphosate levels, ranking as third lowest out of more than 20 tested products.

How to Create and Maintain a Feeding Schedule

Setting up a feeding schedule for your dog can seem daunting, especially when transitioning to a new diet. Here are our best tips to guide you through the process and answer some of your feeding schedule questions.

How to Convert Darwin’s Beef into a Ketogenic Diet

While ketogenic diets are on the rise in popularity among humans with cancer, diabetes, and obesity, some veterinarians are recommending ketogenic diets for older dogs with similar ailments. Use this recipe to convert your Darwin’s diet to ketogenic dog food.

Decoding and Comparing Dog Food Labels

Dog lovers want to provide wholesome food that supports their pet’s health and quality of life. What’s in the food you serve your dog? Is it right for her?

Dog Food for Digestive Problems

Many dogs have occasional problems with their digestion. And they show it — through vomiting, diarrhea, and constipation. Often the problems are brief and may come from a singular episode of eating something they found in the garbage, or something simply not agreeing with his system.