Meaty diets results in far greater greenhouse gas emissions than crunchy dry food, study on 1,000 types of dog food found ...

A new study that compares pet food types like dry kibble, wet food, and grain-free could help you lower your pup’s carbon ...

Premium, meat-heavy dog foods can generate high climate emissions. A new study shows why ingredients matter more than price ...

Study of 1,000 products finds wet, raw and meat-rich products have higher climate impact than dry kibble ...

Experts found that wet, raw and meat-rich foods are associated with substantially higher greenhouse gas emissions than dry dog food. The post Does fancy dog food leave a larger carbon pawprint?

The raw meat you toss to your dog may be a hit, but it may also lead to dangerous antibiotic resistant strains of bacteria, a new study suggests. An analysis of data from more than 200 4-month-old ...

A new study has found that feeding dogs uncooked meat increases their risk of excreting E. coli that is resistant to a widely-used antibiotic, thereby increasing the potential that the bacteria will ...

We know that dogs love to sneak a piece of meat from our plates. But a corner of TikTok has taken this gesture one step further: Dog parents on the app are broadcasting themselves filling puzzle bowls ...

Experts have warned that giving your dog raw meat ups the risk of being exposed to antibiotic-resistant E. coli. E. coli is a type of bacteria that can make humans very unwell. It is one of the ...

Feeding dogs raw (uncooked) meat increases their risk of excreting E. coli that cannot be killed by a widely used antibiotic - ciprofloxacin - researchers at the University of Bristol have found from ...

If you scroll long enough on the pet owner side of TikTok, you might find the raw food diet influencers. Their videos feature aesthetically pleasing bowls with carefully placed quail eggs, chicken ...

Some pet dogs are gaining attention on TikTok thanks to their owners who are feeding them a raw-style food diet. Kayla Kowalski, a certified canine nutritionist (CertCN) from Phoenix, Arizona, has ...