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Nutrition can play a role in the management of halitosis in pets.

Muscle condition scoring is a hands-on method for evaluating lean body mass that can be used as part of nutritional assessments.

Assessing a patient’s nutritional status is a recurring process that entails more than taking a diet history.

An extended nutritional evaluation is important for pets at risk for nutrition-related problems.

Pets should be evaluated for the presence of nutrition-related risk factors as part of a screening nutritional assessment.

Feeding either wet or dry commercial cat foods, or a combination of both, will provide cats with a complete and balanced diet.

Neutering may increase a pet’s risk for becoming overweight or obese.

Gradually transitioning onto a new diet minimizes the risk of stomach upset.

Raw meat diets are popular but may present several health risks.

Multimodal strategies that include targeted nutrition may help manage signs and slow progression of cognitive dysfunction syndrome in dogs.

Excessive treating can increase the pet’s risk of becoming overweight.

Indoor cats can benefit from nutrition tailored to their unique needs.