As pet owners, we want nothing more than the best for our furry family members. This includes feeding them a high-quality diet that supports their overall health and well-being. However, dog foods are not ‘one size fits all’ and what works great for one pup may not agree with another. Recognizing when it may be…read more
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4 Warning Signs Your Dog Might Need Prebiotics
Thursday April 06, 2023As pet owners, we all want our furry friends to be healthy and happy. A vital part of achieving this goal is maintaining a healthy digestive system in our pets. One way to promote good digestive health in dogs is by adding prebiotics to their diet. Prebiotics are a type of dietary fiber that promote…read more
Does your Pooch have a sensitive stomach? This might be the solution
Wednesday June 29, 2022Did you know that gastrointestinal or stomach sensitivities are one of the most common health problems for dogs after skin diseases? Like human beings, dogs can become sensitive to a particular food or particular ingredients, causing an upset stomach. The guts in most dogs contain good bacteria that assist in digestion and breaking down of…read more
How to know if my dog needs probiotics
Monday May 30, 2022Keeping your dog’s gut in good shape is a little more difficult than it appears. While dogs may and do eat anything found on the ground, they usually emerge unhurt. Other times, they consume stuff they shouldn’t, and you’re left cleaning up for quite some time. A sensitive digestive system is frequently one of the…read more
“I’m getting too old for this kibble” 7 Common Health Problems in Old Dogs
Tuesday February 22, 2022As dog’s age, they face a variety of health problems. Some of these are related to their diet, and some are related to their lifestyle. But many of these problems can be prevented with the right care and attention on the part of the owner. Continue reading to learn about typical health issues in older…read more
Dig-In: Proud to assist the Koala detection dogs
Monday November 04, 2019(Pic: ‘Missy’ The Koala Detection at the ready with an abundance of energy thanks to Dig-In ) When looking at our pet dog, it may be hard for us to imagine them fulfilling any role other than a loving companion. However throughout history, the humble dog has been eager to serve and prove its worth,…read more
Customer Journey: Help Getting Your Labrador to Poo right
Tuesday September 10, 2019(pic: Abby the Labrador – loose stool warrior. ) You’ve just got to love a Labrador! Intelligent, warm, easy-going and well… just plain beautiful. Their friendly nature and soulful eyes have seen them remain on the top of the list of Australia’s favourite breeds for over five years now (source:http://ankc.org.au/). But what happens when your…read more
Should You Start Making Your Own Dog Food?
Wednesday March 06, 2019Here at Dig-In, we’ve committed ourselves to create healthy and happy dogs. We created Dig-In to boost the healthful range of any dog food, be that off the shelf at your local supermarket or a high-quality mix of your own making. Lately, we’ve noticed that there is an increase in people making their own dog…read more
5 Common Cocker Spaniel Health Problems
Tuesday May 08, 2018With their expressive eyes and ever-wagging tail, the Cocker Spaniel has become a familar and loved breed throughout many Australian homes. Ever willing to please, energetic and more than a little sensitive, American and English Cocker Spaniels are among the best companion breeds. But, like any breed of dog, they have some susceptibilities and…read more
Does Your Dog Need Supplements?
Wednesday May 17, 2017We live in an age where we are actively encouraged to pursue optimal health by efficient means. At some stage in this journey, we started the compromise of balanced diets for vitamin and mineral rich supplements – and now we’re starting along this path with our dogs. So, the question is, do our loyal four-legged friends…read more
Healthy Gut, Healthy Dog! 3 Negative impacts and how Dig-In helps.
Tuesday April 18, 2017What does the 4th Century Physician Hippocrates have to do with Dig-In? Well like Hippocrates we happen to agree when he said “Death sits in the bowels and bad digestion is the root of all evil.” – Hippocrates (400 BC). That might be a tad dramatic, especially when your furry companion is hopefully in the…read more
5 Common Pug Health Problems
Sunday February 05, 2017With their expressive eyes, adorable wrinkles and wide smiles, it’s easy to see why Pugs are such a popular dog breed. Fitting a whole lot of personality into a small, stocky package – Pugs are fun-loving, affectionate, and cheekily wilful. Well known for their lack of impulse control when it comes to food, Pugs require…read more
5 Common Dachshund Health Problems
Thursday January 05, 2017As anyone who owns one knows, Dachshunds are energetic, fun-loving dogs with an independent (and sometimes stubborn) streak. Seeming to possess almost limitless supplies of energy, it can be hard to tell when your dog is feeling a bit off. So that you’ve got a better idea of what to look out for, here are…read more
Pancreatitis in dogs – symptoms and treatment
Tuesday September 13, 2016You share much in common with your dog, including the way your pancreas functions. A vital organ in both you and your dog, the pancreas releases enzymes to help break down and digest food, and produces hormones which help regulate blood sugar levels. Pancreatitis occurs when the pancreas becomes inflamed, causing digestive enzymes to leak…read more
10 possible reasons why your dog is vomiting
Thursday August 25, 2016Dogs can sometimes vomit because they’ve eaten something disagreeable or gobbled down too much food, too quickly. But vomiting can also indicate something far more serious – your dog may have swallowed a toxic substance, or may be suffering from a condition that requires immediate medical attention. Potential causes of vomiting include: Eating grass. Most…read more