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Diana Laverdure-Dunetz, MS
Diana Laverdure-Dunetz, MS, is a canine nutritionist and co-author, with W. Jean Dodds, D.V.M., of two books, including Canine Nutrigenomics: The New Science of Feeding Your Dog for Optimum Health. Their online course, Complete Canine Nutrition, can be found at myhealthydog.dog.
The lowdown on lectins.
If you think seeds are just for the birds, think again.
Improve your dog’s health by having him eat his colors.
When it comes to spices for dogs, what spices are safe (and even good!) for dogs and what spices are dangerous and toxic to canines? Is turmeric safe for dogs? Can dogs have basil? What about cinnamon?
Your dog will love these nutritious, low-fat table foods.
If I had to choose the most misunderstood word in the dog nutrition vernacular, it would be “carbohydrate.” Mention feeding a dog “carbs” and you are likely to be met with a shocked retort such as, “But carbs are bad for dogs!” With the popularity of the “keto” diet (more on that trend in a future article), the poor carb has fallen even further from grace.
Getting the right amount of fiber — and the right type — can help keep your dog in tip-top shape.
These delicious fruits and vegetables aren’t only healthy for humans they are great for your dogs too! Find out why they benefit your dogs diet.
What are avocado/soybean unsaponifiables and how can they be used to help dogs with osteoarthritis?
Wondering what to feed a dog with diarrhea or other stomach issues like gas or vomiting? An acute case of diarrhea or other tummy troubles might be alleviated at home by feeding your dog these foods.
Stumped on how to read dog food labels? We break down everything from ingredients to converting as fed basis to dry matter basis.
Let’s talk about taurine for dogs — what does taurine have to do with dilated cardiomyopathy (DCM)? Should you stop feeding your dog a grain-free diet? Do you need a taurine supplement for your dog?
Macadamia nuts are toxic for dogs but what about other nuts? Let’s take a closer look at the facts surrounding nuts and dogs so you can be sure your dog stays safe.
Are grains in dog food ever okay to feed your dog? There’s no simple answer. Here’s what to know to make an educated decision that’s right for your dog.
When it comes to dog nutrition, do you know the six nutrients your dog — and you — must have to survive and thrive?
Black currant, evening primrose and borage oils are prized for their high levels of gamma-linolenic acid (GLA). But what is GLA and is it right for your dog? Let’s take a closer look.
Oils for dogs are buzzy right now — but do you know how to properly use them? Let’s take a closer look at the benefits of oils for dogs and what to know about hempseed oil for dogs and flaxseed oil for dogs.
What’s the best dog food for summer? Use the principles of Traditional Chinese Medicine and the concepts of yin and yang when determining what types of dog food to keep your dog cool this summer.
Not all water for dogs is created equal! Let’s look at different water types and see which are safe — and best — for your canine friend.
Thinking of putting your pup on a raw dog food diet? We’ve found six things to know about making this switch.
When it comes to fresh food dog diets, steer clear of fatty meats! Here’s how to determine what lean meats to feed your dog.
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