Need Help with Your Dog's Diet?
Whether your dog has just been diagnosed with something serious, is getting older, or you simply want to feed them better, you don't have to work it out alone. Here's where to start.
Start with your veterinarian
Your veterinarian knows your dog. Talk to them before changing your dog's diet, especially if your dog is unwell or on medication. Ask for a blood glucose reading before you start, then again at two and four weeks.
Ask the KetoPet community
Our private Facebook group is where thousands of dog owners share what has helped their dogs and answer each other's questions. Ask to join, answer one short question, and you can post once you're approved. Members share their own experiences, not veterinary advice.
Free guides and tools
What's Really in the Bowl: our free guide to the carbohydrates in dog food, and how to check your own dog's food.
Meal calculator: works out how much to feed, homemade or ready-made.
Quality of Life Score: if your dog is seriously ill, Dr. Alice Villalobos's scale can help you and your veterinarian talk about how your dog is doing, day to day.
Scientific Articles
Want to read the research for yourself? We've gathered the studies on low-carbohydrate and ketogenic diets for dogs, with notes on what each one shows.
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