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Most Australian dog owners have been told at some point that senior dogs should eat less protein. That advice, based on outdated research and a misapplication of kidney disease management protocols, has been overturned by...

Duck is one of the most nutritionally complete proteins in the Rogue Raw range and one of the most versatile. It is energy-dense enough for working dogs and active breeds that need calorie-rich meals to...

Osteoarthritis affects approximately 20% of adult dogs and up to 65% of dogs over 7 years of age in Australia. It is the most common cause of chronic pain in dogs and one of the...

  Green tripe is the most underused food in Australian dog nutrition and the one that consistently produces the most visible results when it is added to a raw feeding rotation. Ask any experienced raw...

Raw bones are one of the most beneficial and most misunderstood components of dog nutrition in Australia. They are the most effective natural dental cleaning tool available, a whole-food calcium and phosphorus source, a natural...

The first twelve months of a puppy's life represent the most nutritionally critical window in their entire lifespan. Bone mineralisation, gut microbiome establishment, immune system calibration, neurological development, and skeletal growth all happen simultaneously during...

Around 40% of adult dogs in Australia are overweight or obese. Most of them are fed "complete and balanced" commercial pet food. That is not a coincidence. The high-carbohydrate formulation of kibble produces a post-meal...

Most natural dog treats on Australian pet store shelves are not what the label suggests. The word "natural" is unregulated in Australian pet food labelling: a treat containing artificial preservatives, cereal fillers, and vague "meat...

Bladder stones are among the most painful and recurring health problems in Australian dogs, and one of the most preventable through diet. The connection between urinary dog food, urine pH, hydration, and stone formation is...

Dog Nutrition A dull coat, flaky skin, or non-stop scratching is almost always a dietary issue first. Not because pet food marketing has failed your dog, but because the specific fats that give a coat...

Dog Nutrition Lamb is one of the most nutritionally complete proteins available for Australian dogs. It is well-tolerated, genuinely palatable for even picky eaters, and carries a nutrient profile that benefits everything from muscle development...

Dog Nutrition Freeze dried dog food has exploded in popularity across Australia over the past few years, and with it has come a lot of marketing noise about which is better for your dog. As...