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Feeding Older Dogs | Alaska Mill & Feed

Feeding Older Dogs | Alaska Mill & Feed

Posted by Kimberly McCourtney on Dec 4th 2020

Dogs begin to show visible age-related changes at about seven to twelve years of age. There are metabolic, immunologic and body composition changes, too. Some of these are unavoidable. Others can be … read more
How to Choose a Healthy Dog Food | Alaska Mill & Feed

How to Choose a Healthy Dog Food | Alaska Mill & Feed

Posted by Kimberly McCourtney on Dec 4th 2020

Dogs are omnivorous carnivores. Dogs are members of the order Carnivora, but that doesn’t make them strict carnivores, like cats. Current research indicates that dogs can eat a wide variety of food … read more
How to Brush a Dog's Teeth | Alaska Mill & Feed

How to Brush a Dog's Teeth | Alaska Mill & Feed

Posted by Kimberly McCourtney on Dec 4th 2020

Taking care of dogs’ teeth and gums actually contributes to extending their life spans. When plaque and tartar cause infection and bleeding gums, harmful bacteria enter the bloodstream and can grad … read more
Nutrition for Inactive Dogs | Alaska Mill & Feed

Nutrition for Inactive Dogs | Alaska Mill & Feed

Posted by Kimberly McCourtney on Dec 4th 2020

Dogs that don't get much exercise don't need as many calories as dogs that do. You should pay attention to your dog's energy level, potential reasons your dog's energy level might change and things … read more
Raw Meat Diet Misconceptions | Alaska Mill & Feed

Raw Meat Diet Misconceptions | Alaska Mill & Feed

Posted by Kimberly McCourtney on Dec 4th 2020

Myths about proper diets for our dogs and cats seem always to be with us. Some of these myths may have a grain of truth, but this truth is often greatly exaggerated or misapplied. Other myths are n … read more