What happens to dead animals? They certainly don’t magically disappear. Only a fraction of pet dogs and cats are cremated or taken home for burial. My guess is that most people don’t even give a thought to where euthanized animals end up. Maybe they just assume there’s a mass grave somewhere or that the vet or dog pound cremates all of them. The sickening and ugly truth is that these dead animals end up as part of the 12.5 million dead animals taken by rendering facilities throughout the US and Canada every single year.

Did you know that the maximum life span of a dog is about 27 years but the average dog lives only about 13 years? And the maximum life span of a cat is about 25 to 30 years but most cats live only about 14 years. Why is this happening? The answer: pet food.

Does your furry pal need to lose a few pounds? These treats can help while still letting you surprise your buddy with a goodie.

Believe it or not, feeding your pet organic pet food can reduce the amount of money you spend on them overall. Pet food that is of average or even poor nutritional quality increases your pet’s chances of diseases including chronic illnesses such as diabetes. Are consumers still seeing value in feeding their pets higher quality pet foods and treats?

Why keep buying crickets to feed your pet when you can breed your own?

We all love our pets, and we all need a healthy environment. Here are some great ideas to do both!

Why is your cat fat? Why is your cat thin? Should you be putting it on a diet or switching foods? Knowing the right thing to do will help you have a healthy pet.

All pet foods tell you they are the best. How is an owner really to know? Is there really a difference when you pay more? What is in that food, anyhow?