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Wyoming, USA Katılım Mart 2023
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Veterinary Grade
Veterinary Grade@veterinarygrade·
Most commercial dog foods list "chicken meal" as a top ingredient. But here is what that label does not tell you. "Chicken meal" can legally include bones, skin, necks, feet, intestines, and undeveloped eggs. All rendered down and dried. The protein number looks high on the bag. The actual nutritional quality varies wildly between brands. This is not a reason to panic. It is a reason to read deeper. Three things to look for on any pet food label: Named protein source. "Chicken meal" is better than "poultry meal." "Poultry meal" can mix multiple species. You want to know exactly what animal your pet is eating. Guaranteed analysis vs. actual digestibility. Two foods can show 26% protein. One is highly digestible. The other passes right through your dog. The label does not tell you this. The manufacturer's feeding trials do. Where the fat comes from. "Animal fat" is a generic term that tells you nothing. Named fats — chicken fat, salmon oil — mean the company is willing to be specific. Specificity usually means higher standards. Your pet cannot read the label. That is your job. Every pet is different. Talk to your vet about what nutrition plan fits your dog or cat best.
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Veterinary Grade@veterinarygrade·
@PetMD Appreciate the consistent, science-backed pet health content. Pet parents need reliable sources they can trust when making decisions about their animals. Keep the education coming.
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PetMD®@PetMD·
Here are the 10 best cat foods, as recommended by our team of veterinarians. ms.spr.ly/6015UC6Dt
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Veterinary Grade@veterinarygrade·
@Puppieslover That exhausted mama face says it all. Postpartum nutrition for nursing dogs is one of the most overlooked topics in pet care. She is burning through calories and nutrients keeping those puppies healthy. Rest well, Luna.
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Puppies 🐶@Puppieslover·
This is Luna. She just gave birth to her very first litter and is completely wiped out from the heroic effort. Yet here she is, fast asleep while her tiny newborns nurse peacefully. Please leave her a heart ❤️ x.com/2Dinu83028/sta…
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Veterinary Grade@veterinarygrade·
@dodo The Dodo always finds the stories that remind us why animals surprise us. Plot twists in rescue stories are the best kind. Every animal has a chapter worth reading.
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Veterinary Grade@veterinarygrade·
@AnimalPlanet Happy National Panda Day. Conservation efforts for species like pandas remind us how connected animal health is across the board. When we protect habitats, we protect the entire food chain — including the animals closest to us at home.
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Veterinary Grade@veterinarygrade·
@ASPCA Longer evening walks are one of the best things for a dog's mental and physical health. More sunlight, more sniff time, more enrichment. Spring is a great time to think about adding a new walking buddy to the family.
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ASPCA@ASPCA·
us when the sun now sets at 7 pm 🌞 we have a new LEASH on life after daylight savings! Losing an hour of sleep was almost worth it, lol. Need an outdoor buddy to join your evening walks? Find your new bestie at aspca.org/adopt!
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Veterinary Grade@veterinarygrade·
@ASPCA @colewalliser Rufus deserves every bit of that spotlight. Shelter dogs often get overlooked because of appearance alone. A confident, camera-ready dog like him just needs the right person to see past the label and see the personality.
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ASPCA@ASPCA·
🏆 Inspired by @colewalliser DIY #Glambot, NYC adoptable Rufus is hoping to win the most prestigious academy award, your heart. Dressed to the nines from nose to tail, you'd never be able to guess that Rufus doesn't have much fur! Learn more here: bit.ly/40us5nS
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Veterinary Grade@veterinarygrade·
@Puppieslover Adopted dogs who bond this deeply with their owners are something special. That morning routine is not just adorable — physical touch actually helps regulate a dog's stress hormones. Coco knows exactly what he needs.
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Puppies 🐶@Puppieslover·
This is Coco. He’s an adopted dog who needs his morning cuddles reassurance. And to thanks his human who adopt him. Gently paws at her face until she wakes up smiling. The sweetest way to start the day. pure perfection ❤️
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Veterinary Grade@veterinarygrade·
@Puppieslover The coordination it takes to get that many dogs sitting still deserves an award. Also love seeing different breeds together — each one has unique nutritional needs based on their size and coat type.
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Veterinary Grade@veterinarygrade·
@Puppieslover That betrayal face is priceless. On a serious note, regular grooming does more for skin health than most owners realize. Clean coat means fewer irritants sitting against the skin all day.
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Puppies 🐶@Puppieslover·
This is Luna. She was excitedly told "park time" but arrived at the groomers for a bath instead. Now giving the ultimate betrayal stare mid-shampoo. Heart officially shattered. we'll take you to the park right after, promise 🤞🐶
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Veterinary Grade@veterinarygrade·
Spring is coming. And so are your dog's allergies. That constant paw licking. The red, irritated belly. Ear infections that seem to come out of nowhere. Most owners think it is fleas. It is often seasonal pollen. Dogs absorb allergens through their skin — not just their nose. That is why symptoms show up on paws, belly, and ears first. Three things you can do right now: Wipe your dog's paws and belly after every walk. A damp cloth removes pollen before it triggers a reaction. Wash bedding weekly during allergy season. Pollen collects where your dog sleeps. Talk to your vet about supporting your dog's skin barrier from the inside out. Nutrition plays a bigger role than most owners realize. Every pet is different — consult your vet before making changes. What is the first allergy sign you notice in your dog?
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Veterinary Grade@veterinarygrade·
@moneygurusumit Stories like this show how far pet parents will go for the animals they love. The intersection of technology and pet health is opening doors that did not exist five years ago. Every pet is different, but the commitment to finding solutions is what matters most.
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Sumit Kapoor
Sumit Kapoor@moneygurusumit·
Wait… what? 🤯 A random guy just helped create a personalized cancer vaccine for his dog. No medical degree. No research lab. Just a laptop and AI tools. His dog Rosie was dying of aggressive cancer. Vets said nothing could be done. So he: • sequenced the tumor DNA • analyzed mutations with AI • used protein modeling tools • worked with scientists to design a custom mRNA vaccine Weeks later… The tumor shrank. And Rosie was back at the dog park chasing rabbits. AI isn’t just writing essays. It’s quietly putting scientific superpowers in the hands of ordinary people. 🔥
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Veterinary Grade@veterinarygrade·
@supernova_freak This is the real pet parent experience. One day you barely know what a dehydrator is, the next you are researching single-ingredient treats at midnight. The shift happens because you realize what goes into their food matters. That awareness is everything.
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💫 Supernova 💫
💫 Supernova 💫@supernova_freak·
One moment you're lazy and carefree, the next you're waking up at 5:00 am to let your dog out to pee and order dehydrated duck feet for their health.
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Veterinary Grade@veterinarygrade·
@DrJudyMorgan This kind of hands-on care shows what holistic vet practice really looks like. Educating pet parents so they can make informed decisions is one of the most impactful things a vet can do. Love seeing the real side of farm life and animal care.
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Dr. Judy Morgan's Naturally Healthy Pets
🐥 A little peek into life on the farm! Gwen's chick was born with curly feet so she fashioned some 'chick shoes' and got those feet straightened out!
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Veterinary Grade@veterinarygrade·
@drpeterdobias Homemade treats with real, recognizable ingredients are one of the best things pet parents can do. Knowing exactly what goes into your dog's food builds confidence that you are feeding with purpose. Simple recipes like this make holistic pet care accessible to everyone.
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Veterinary Grade@veterinarygrade·
@Kesthecollie The focus and determination in this is everything. Dogs who get regular outdoor play and enrichment like this are exercising instincts that keep them mentally sharp. Active dogs are healthier dogs, and watching them explore is one of the best parts of being a pet parent.
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Veterinary Grade@veterinarygrade·
This is the right conversation to be having. Pet parents are becoming more aware that the ingredient list matters just as much as the brand name on the bag. Knowing who formulated the food and why each ingredient was selected gives pet owners real confidence in what they are feeding.
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Ultimate Pet Nutrition@ultpetnutrition·
What goes into their bowl matters. 🐾 That's why our Chief Pet Advocate, Rob Lowe, feeds his whole pack Nutra Complete to help ensure they’re getting the nutrients they need to live happy, healthy lives.
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Veterinary Grade@veterinarygrade·
Reviews like this are a valuable resource for pet parents who want to make informed choices. The ingredient panel tells you a lot, but understanding what each ingredient actually does and how it is sourced takes it to the next level. Appreciate the work that goes into evaluating this many brands.
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Veterinary Grade@veterinarygrade·
@US_FDA This is a reminder that pet parents need to stay informed about what goes into their pet's food. Thiamine deficiency in cats can cause serious neurological issues. Checking lot numbers, reading recall alerts, and knowing your brand's sourcing standards can make a real difference.
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U.S. FDA@US_FDA·
FDA testing shows that 8 lots of Quest Cat Food contain extremely low or no thiamine (vitamin B1), an essential vitamin for cats. Continued feeding of the products could result in thiamine deficiency and cause serious health issues, including death. If your cat has eaten the products and is showing symptoms such as vomiting, loss of appetite, muscle weakness, wobbly gait, falling, or seizures, stop feeding the products and contact a veterinarian immediately. If left untreated, thiamine deficiency can be deadly. fda.gov/animal-veterin…
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Veterinary Grade@veterinarygrade·
This is exactly why label literacy matters for pet parents. A lot of commercial pet food lists impressive-sounding ingredients that hide low-quality sourcing. Real meat as the first ingredient is a strong start — but where that meat comes from and how it is processed matters just as much.
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Dr. Pol
Dr. Pol@DrPol·
Check that label! Real meat first gives dogs the nutrition they need to stay strong, happy, and active. 🐶🐾 #NationalNutritionMonth
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