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31 de agosto de 2026/Nutrition knowledge
Acidifying the urine “naturally”, but what are you actually steering?

Apple cider vinegar, cranberry and vitamin C look like natural solutions for struvite, but their effect on urine is unpredictable. Without a diagnosis, well-meant adjusting can backfire.

24 de agosto de 2026/Nutrition knowledge
🥣 Meet the Fiber #3: beet pulp, the all-rounder

Beet pulp is not a cheap filler but a versatile fibre combining fermentation and structure. Dosage and the overall fibre mix determine its effect on gut and stools.

17 de agosto de 2026/Nutrition knowledge
Fresh meat in dry food. Paying for ‘evaporated water’.

A high fresh meat claim sounds protein-rich, but much of it is water that evaporates during production. What counts is the nutrients the finished food actually delivers.

7 de agosto de 2026/Nutrition knowledge
🥣 Meet the Fiber #2: FOS, fuel for gut bacteria

This edition of Meet the Fiber: FOS. FOS mainly feeds bifidobacteria in the colon and is considered a prebiotic. Its effect depends on dose, fibre profile and the individual patient.

31 de julio de 2026/Nutrition knowledge
🥣 Meet the Fiber #1: psyllium, the cosmetic fibre

Meet the Fiber #1: psyllium. Not a microbiome fibre but a water manager. Why it can help in both diarrhoea and constipation, and why water intake always belongs in the advice.

24 de julio de 2026/Nutrition knowledge
🐾 How much energy actually comes from treats?

Earlier we looked at the feeding advice on the packaging. This time: how much energy do treats really provide, and how do you capture them in the dietary history?

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22 de julio de 2026/Nutrition knowledge
The feeding guide on the packaging doesn’t tell the whole story

Packaging feeding guides assume the food is the only energy source. Snacks and chews count too — look at the complete ration.

20 de julio de 2026/Nutrition knowledge
FeedWise Insight

The label ‘puppy’ or ‘adult’ tells you little about a diet’s composition. Look beyond the category: at the nutrients, the feeding amount and the puppy’s growth.

15 de julio de 2026/
🐶 Struvite in a puppy: how do you support both the urinary tract and growth?

Struvite in a puppy calls for a tailored approach: investigating a urinary tract infection plus a diet combining urinary health, sufficient nutrients, energy and healthy growth.

12 de julio de 2026/
During hot days, drinking water deserves extra attention in cats on a urinary diet ☀️💧

Some urinary diets use extra sodium to stimulate drinking. Especially in hot weather, unlimited fresh water, deliberate prescribing and periodic monitoring are essential.

10 de julio de 2026/Zonder categorie
Urine pH of 8? Context First, Then Consider Acidification.

Measuring a urine pH of 8? Look at the context first. Meal timing, sampling moment, sample freshness and infection all affect pH. A high reading calls for interpretation, not immediate acidification.

8 de julio de 2026/
“But he’s already getting all sorts of things for his gut…”

Less is more: in gastrointestinal cases, recovery usually starts with a well-chosen base diet. Supplements can add value, but only when used with a clear purpose.

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