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Oranges are a safe
snack for my pup.

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Fact

It’s ok to give your dog some of your orange from time to time, but it shouldn’t be a regular snack choice. Yes, oranges are packed with vitamins like Potassium and Vitamin C, and even have fiber, but they also have a moderate amount of sugar which could upset your dog’s stomach. Always make sure to peel the orange and remove any seeds before sharing with your dog.

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Fact

It’s ok to give your dog some of your orange from time to time, but it shouldn’t be a regular snack choice. Yes, oranges are packed with vitamins like Potassium and Vitamin C, and even have fiber, but they also have a moderate amount of sugar which could upset your dog’s stomach. Always make sure to peel the orange and remove any seeds before sharing with your dog.

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Cats knead/make biscuits to tell you they're hungry.

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Fiction

There are many theories about why cats knead. A common theory says they do it to recreate the comfort they felt when nursing as a kitten. Kittens knead on their mother to stimulate milk production.

Another possible explanation is to show affection. It’s their quirky way of saying “I love you” to their Pet Parent or favorite toy or blanket.

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Fiction

There are many theories about why cats knead. A common theory says they do it to recreate the comfort they felt when nursing as a kitten. Kittens knead on their mother to stimulate milk production.

Another possible explanation is to show affection. It’s their quirky way of saying “I love you” to their Pet Parent or favorite toy or blanket.

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Dog food made for
specific ages isn't
that important.

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Fiction

Puppies need more fatty acids and minerals to support their growing bodies. It’s not recommended to feed puppy food to adult dogs because it has higher levels of protein, fat, and calories which can cause obesity and joint issues in adult dogs.

Senior dogs require fewer calories because their metabolism is slower, but their food should still be nutrient dense.

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Fiction

Puppies need more fatty acids and minerals like Phosphorus and Calcium to support their growing bodies. It’s not recommended to feed puppy food to adult dogs because it has higher levels of protein, fat, and calories which can cause obesity and joint issues in adult dogs.

Senior dogs require fewer calories because their metabolism is slower, but their food should still be nutrient dense.

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Cats are more prone to dehydration than dogs.

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Fact

Cats typically drink less water because they don’t thirst for it like dogs do. To make sure your cat stays hydrated, add wet food to their diet or pour some water into their dry food. Cats can be picky about their water source so try out different amounts, a bigger/smaller bowl, or introduce a cat fountain for running water. Always make sure their water is clean and far from the litter box.

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Fact

Cats typically drink less water because they don’t thirst for it like dogs do. To make sure your cat stays hydrated, add wet food to their diet or pour some water into their dry food. Cats can be picky about their water source so try out different amounts, a bigger/smaller bowl, or introduce a cat fountain for running water. Always make sure their water is clean and far from the litter box.

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Feeding my dog carrots is a great idea.

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Fact

This crunchy root vegetable has lots of fiber and Beta-Carotene (which creates Vitamin A) to support digestion, vision, and even bone growth. This is why so many of our BLUE dog food recipes include carrots — it’s a nutritious veggie and dogs love them!

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This crunchy root vegetable has lots of fiber and Beta-Carotene (which creates Vitamin A) to support digestion, vision, and even bone growth. This is why so many of our BLUE dog food recipes include carrots — it’s a nutritious veggie and dogs love them!

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Cats don't really need senior food when they get older.
Adult food is fine.

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Fiction

An older cat (ages 7 and up) doesn’t need the same amount of food or number of calories as when they were younger. Food made for senior cats has reduced calories, which can help with weight control. Senior cat food might also include healthy fatty acids like Omega 3s, which can help support your cat’s joints (especially if they have arthritis).

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Fiction

An older cat (ages 7 and up) doesn’t need the same amount of food or number of calories as when they were younger. Food made for senior cats has reduced calories, which can help with weight control. Senior cat food might also include healthy fatty acids like Omega 3s, which can help support your cat’s joints (especially if they have arthritis).

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