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At Do Only Good, we understand the power of science-backed nutrition. This is why we have partnered with Dr. Randall Johnson, one of the foremost pet nutritionists in the industry, to provide you – the pet parent – with the latest scientific information regarding pet nutrition.
Dr. Johnson has over 36 years of business and academic experience in animal nutrition. He is a registered professional animal scientist, a diplomat in the American College of Animal Nutrition, a professional member of the Institute of Food Technology, the American Society of Animal Science, and the American Association of Veterinary Nutrition. He has trained over 200 nutritionists and their staffs in over 26 countries on how to formulate pet diets.
With his extensive knowledge of pet food nutrition and formulation, Dr. Johnson’s articles will keep you well-informed and aid you in choosing the optimal diet for your pets.
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In recent years, we have become a society that spends tens of billions of dollars on probiotics. It seems we are all aware and proactive about the importance of intestinal health. But few understand the difference between probiotics and prebiotics. Although both works to aid in a healthy gut, there are distinctions between the two, which are worth knowing.
By admin-1 | December 18, 2019 | Categories: Nutrition |
As a pet nutritionist, I understand all too well the plethora of choices available when feeding your beloved pet. Moreover, if you are taking the time to read this article, chances are you’re a pet parent already dedicated to the concept of providing excellent nutrition for your dog.
By admin-1 | November 17, 2019 | Categories: Nutrition |
As more and more people grow conscious of their own nutritional choices, devoted pet parents are also keenly aware of what they are feeding their dogs and how that food translates into the holistic wellbeing of their four-legged family members.
By admin-1 | October 18, 2019 | Categories: Nutrition |
Often I am asked why I include an egg in my formulations of pet food. Many of us who specialize in pet nutrition (myself included) consider the humble egg a perfect protein for dogs. Why do we say this?
By admin-1 | September 15, 2019 | Categories: Nutrition |
When you think of the word ‘pumpkin,’ does it conjure up thoughts of jack-o-lanterns at Halloween or a fantastic pie at Thanksgiving? Chances are, most of us only ponder pumpkins during the autumn, but if this is true, we (and our pets) are missing out on some great health benefits from this member of the squash family.
By admin-1 | August 15, 2019 | Categories: Nutrition |
During the past few weeks, there has been a whirlwind of press coverage regarding the FDA’s report on dilated cardiomyopathy (DCM). Although this report was inconclusive, showed no causality, and failed to link the condition to pet food, there has been a rush to judgment by various media outlets which has both perplexed those of us in the pet industry as well as pet parents throughout the nation.
By admin-1 | July 15, 2019 | Categories: Nutrition |
When you have a doctorate study animal nutrition and having over forty years in companion pet nutrition, people tend to ask you a lot of questions about what to feed their pets. The answer, however, is not always a straightforward one. Animal nutrition must take many things into account, such as the physiology of the animal as well as how ingredients can distinctively aid in health and longevity.
By admin-1 | June 14, 2019 | Categories: Nutrition |
As we move into the months of warmer weather and increased outdoor activities with our pets, I thought it wise to visit the subject of hydration and the dangers of dehydration.
By admin-1 | May 14, 2019 | Categories: Nutrition |
As many of you know, I have dedicated my life to animal nutrition. Over the years, I have seen my share of erroneous information not based on scientific research. However, in recent years this trend has increased dramatically due to the internet.
By admin-1 | April 12, 2019 | Categories: Nutrition |
Beet pulp is the dried fibers left from the extraction of its sugars for human use as a sweetener. Most animal nutrition researchers consider beet pulp an excellent moderately fermentable fiber source that has pre-biotic properties.
By admin-1 | March 11, 2019 | Categories: Nutrition |
