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An estimated 41% of Australian dogs are overweight or obese. Weight management dog food in Australia is designed to help dogs lose excess weight through controlled energy intake while still providing essential nutrition.…

“Filler” doesn’t automatically mean harmful. What fillers in dog food are depends on how the ingredient is used: the term often describes ingredients added to bulk out food, but it isn’t a formal nutrition term,...

Grain-free doesn’t automatically mean healthier. In the grain-free vs grain-inclusive dog food debate, the key difference is the carbohydrate source: grain-inclusive recipes use ingredients such as rice, oats or wheat, w…

What if the best dog food for your dog isn’t the one with the flashiest label or biggest claims? If you’re wondering how to choose the right dog food, you’re not alone. Conflicting advice, unfamiliar...

Could the right food help your older dog move more comfortably, without being a cure-all? If your dog is slower to rise or reluctant to jump, it’s understandable to wonder whether changing their food could...

The Applaws food that looks most tempting may not be the right choice as your pet’s main meal. Wet food, dry recipes, treats and different textures can all serve different roles, and a familiar brand...