Pet Care Guides

Changing your pet’s diet can be a wonderful step toward better health — but it must be done thoughtfully. Sudden switches in food, even when moving to a higher-quality formula, can cause digestive upset, diarrhea, or loss of appetite. A gentle transition allows your pet’s system to adapt to new ingredients, textures, and nutrient profiles without stress.

Just like humans, our furry friends can benefit from the fiber, vitamins, and antioxidants found in many common fruits and vegetables. Sharing your garden spoils can be a great way to give your pet a healthy, low-calorie treat. However, the nutritional needs of dogs and cats—especially the highly carnivorous cat—differ significantly, and the safety rules are absolute. Knowing what's safe and what’s toxic is the foundation of mindful pet parenting across every life stage.

Choosing between dry kibble and wet food can feel overwhelming, but both have strengths. The best choice often depends on your pet’s age, health, and lifestyle.