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Myth or fact
“Does my dog get bored if he always eats the same thing?”
Not necessarily. A complete and balanced diet can be maintained over time. If you want to add variety, do it with food toppers or treats and avoid sudden changes.
Guías
Clear guides, no jargon
Nutrition, ingredients and health for dogs and cats, explained by our team.
Seminarios
Seminars with our team
Free online sessions to answer your questions live. These are the upcoming topics.
How to Read a Dry Food Label
Togo Veterinary Team
What the order of the ingredients means, what the guaranteed analysis is and which signs point to quality. With live Q&A.
Avisadme cuando haya fecha →Food Allergies and Intolerances in Dogs
Togo Veterinary Team
How to recognize the signs, what an elimination diet is and when a hypoallergenic protein makes sense.
Avisadme cuando haya fecha →The Neutered/Spayed Cat: Weight, Water and Diet
Togo Veterinary Team
Why their needs change after neutering/spaying and how to help them maintain a healthy weight.
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Recomendaciones del equipo
What we always recommend
Small habits that make a difference in their daily life.
01
Switch Foods Over 7 Days
Each day, mix a little more of the new food with the old one. Their tummy will thank you.
02
Check the First Ingredient
Ingredients are listed from highest to lowest quantity: the first one says a lot about the quality of the product.
03
Fresh Water, Always
Especially if they eat dry food. For cats, several bowls or a fountain encourage them to drink more.
04
Treats, in Moderation
As a general rule, treats should not make up more than 10% of the day's calories.
05
Check Their Weight with Your Hands
You should be able to feel their ribs when you run your hand along their sides, without seeing them at a glance. If you can't feel them, talk to your vet.
06
Stools Tell a Story Too
Firm, well-formed and without sudden changes: it's one of the best signs that the food agrees with them.
Diccionario de ingredientes
What the label really means
The terms you'll see most often in your pet's food, explained in one sentence.
Omega 3 (EPA and DHA) Fatty acids
Fatty acids found mainly in oily fish. They help maintain healthy skin, a shiny coat and healthy joints.
Probiotics Digestion
Beneficial live microorganisms that help maintain the balance of the gut flora.
Prebiotics Digestion
Fibers that are not digested and serve as food for the good bacteria in the gut.
Glucosamine and Chondroitin Joints
Natural components of cartilage. They are used to help look after joints, especially in large, active or senior dogs.
Insect protein Protein
A complete protein that is uncommon in the diets of dogs and cats, which makes it an interesting option for pets with food sensitivities. It also has a low environmental footprint.
Guaranteed analysis Label
The percentages of protein, fat, fiber, ash and moisture in the product. When comparing dry food, look at the moisture content too.
Hypoallergenic Label
Formulated to reduce the risk of reactions, typically with uncommon proteins and without ingredients that tend to cause problems.
Food topper Nutrition
A supplement added on top of your pet's usual food to provide extra flavor and nutrients, without replacing it.
Información divulgativa. Ante cualquier problema de salud, consulta siempre con tu veterinario.
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