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Natural pet nutrition and wellness tips for dogs and cats from animal experts.

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Best weight loss diet for dogs? High protein, moderate fat, low in filler carbs. W/ a denser nutrient profile, your pup won't need as much.

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Pup on a diet? Be wary of diet/prescription foods high in fiber (+6%). More fiber = filler that can inhibit nutrient absorption #FitFido

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Putting the dog on a diet? Gradually reduce his daily intake in 5% increments. Dramatically cutting food can mess w/ his metabolism #FitFido

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When training an overweight dog, break treats into tiny portions--it's more rewarding to get many little treats than one big one. #FitFido

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A sure-fire pet diet trick? PLAY! Growl back during tug-o-war and wrestle in the grass: you'll both burn calories and build a stronger bond.

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Welcome to the weekend--now get out and run w/ you're pup b/c "Dogs Don't Do Pilates" bit.ly/15yGU9L via @JackieBouchard

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Your pudgy pup <3 to chew? Trade fatty chews like pig ears for higher protein chews like bully sticks, himalayan chews, & antlers #FitFido

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9 Secrets of No-Chemical, Natural Flea Treatment bit.ly/10tY5Rb (Flea fighting doesn't have to be chemical warfare!)

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This week's theme? Your pet's pearly whites! Check here and facebook.com/Wagwell for tips on keeping your pet's chompers chomping.

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Like humans, dogs & cats have 1 set of adult teeth; take good care of them so your pet can chomp and chew long into his golden years.

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Cats on a wet food diet are especially prone to plaque buildup. Check for signs like irritated gums or especially bad breath.

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Your pet's biggest dental danger? Periodontal disease, characterized by plaque buildup and irritated gums. Your defense? Routine cleaning!