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Food intolerance in dogs

Food intolerances may be caused by pharmacological reactions to dietary ingredients such as histidine in fish transformed into histamine by the intestinal microbiota, by a metabolic problem such as lack of intestinal enzymes (eg, lactase), or dysmotility, dysbiosis, physical effects and...

Obesity and behavior - among dogs and dog owners

Obesity is by far the most common nutritional disorder in dogs (German, 2006). As we approach the Christmas season with plenty amounts of food in most families, we need to hold on to the healthy habits regarding feeding our four-legged family members. It can also be a time for reflection of the...

Microbiota: An important player in the health and well-being of our pets

How much details can we get, and how important is proper feeding for that detail? Overall, microorganisms in the gut affect how well the animal’s digestion works, and with proper feeding, containing pre- and probiotics, we can optimize the animal´s microbiota - and improve digestion and...

Can protein sources in cat food be sustainable?

The amount of protein and the choice of protein sources in petfood has been under discussion for years among pet owners as well as among professionals...

An update about feeding small dogs

The small dog breeds are and will remain popular in homes world-wide. However, these four-legged family members require as much attention to feeding as the larger breeds...

Guidelines for a fun and happy summer with your pet

Follow these simple guidelines to make sure you take good care of your best friend.

Protein in pet foods

Proteins are the building blocks of the body and therefore essential for the daily function. Within the body, proteins have numerous functions. They are the major structural components of hair, feathers, skin, nails, tendons, ligaments and cartilage...

Probiotic Pet food - how is it done?

The Unique technical advances of Bacterfield's probiotic pet food manufacturing methodology.

Why High Protein Foods are not necessarily good for your pet!

A common misconception among pet owners is the fact that pets require diets consisting almost purely of meat. This, however, is not true...

A natural way to everyday wellness

Increased focus on the health and wellness of pets has shifted to also focusing on doing it “the natural way”. Pet owners are increasingly focusing on natural ingredients, NO artificial colouring, flavours or additives when choosing food for their four-legged family members...

The role of probiotics in veterinary medicine - prophylactic use and in conjunction with disease.

The awareness of probiotic therapy has increased in recent years. Many pet owners and veterinarians are now using probiotics successfully both to manage and prevent many different conditions. This article will present the scientific basis of probiotic use specifically focusing on dogs and cats.

What’s new in Functional Pet Food

The term “functional food” has been around for many years. The concept was introduced in the 1980s in Japan in the human food industry and it has since then made its way into the pet food industry due to increasing consumer awareness. The term has been defined in several ways during its existence,...

Benefits of growing up with a dog

Children love animals! Everyone who has grown up with a dog cherish the memories deeply in their hearts and often remember their pet as the best friend they have ever had. But there are many more reasons to why you should consider adding a new member to your family.

Why is my dog suddenly peeing inside?

If your dog is still young peeing inside can be the cause of an innate anatomical defect, behavioural problems or just that the dog is not yet housebroken. If the problem is anatomical sometimes an operation can solve it, however, behavioural problems usually take time, patience and training.

Do you know which plants are toxic to cats?

Cats love catnip, but some cats also enjoy chewing on other plants if they have the chance. However, be careful because some plants are toxic, and might even end up killing the cat.

My cat has started peeing inside – now what?

Cats peeing outside the litterbox is usually a problem of great annoyance to you as the owner. Usually, the cat chooses places of inconvenience, e.g. the bed, the couch, the shower or your plant as its new preferred toilet. Peeing outside the litterbox can be a matter of territorial marking or...

How to provide first aid for your pet

Every year many pets have accidents at home. Providing first aid for your pet can be very helpful and might save lives. Knowing what to do and how to stabilize your pet for transport to the vet is crucial in preventing any further damage from happening.

Yoghurt as a probiotic supplement for pets?

The awareness of the beneficial health properties associated with probiotics have grown over the last few years. Many of the trends seen in the human sector are transferred to the pet market because of the increasing humanization of pets. However, is it actually beneficial to use yoghurt as a...

Need a new running-partner?

It is common knowledge that people need regular exercise to live healthy lives, however the same applies to pets. Obesity is a growing problem for pets, so taking your dog for a run is good for both of you.

Pet food containing pre- and probiotics

Why all this talk about probiotics for pets, and why put it into petfood?

Contributing to happy, healthier pets

Bacterfield creates pet food products that contain all the beneficial effects of probiotics.

Why use pet food containing pre- and probiotics?

An increase in the awareness of preventative healthcare in the humanitarian sector in the last few years, combined with a growing humanization of pets has increased the demand for premium pet care products.

Gluten(Gliadin)-free food

Grain-free pet food is a very hot topic these days, however a more accurate term would be to call it Gliadin-free food. The polypeptide Gliadin is found in both wheat, barley, rye and oats, and gliadin is responsible for the gluten-sensitive enteropathies seen in humans and dogs.

Microcalorimetric study of extruded dog food containing probiotic micro-organisms

Various attempts have been made to produce extruded feed or food product(s) with stable and viable probiotic bacteria count over the entire shelf-life period of the carrier product [1-3]. However, determination of the number of bacteria, and especially evaluation of their growth and metabolic...

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