Skip to main content

Health & Wellness

From expert insights on weight management to advice on supporting your pup’s mental wellbeing, we cover everything you need to help them live their best life.
Health & Wellness category hero image

Filter by topic

Two dogs run in the sunlight

How To Tell If a Pet Is Obese

As pet parents, we want to keep our dogs, cats, and other pets healthy, happy, and with us for a long time. While they can face a broad array of potential health issues, one of the most common and most damaging health challenges pets face also happens to be one of the most treatable: obesity.

View Article
A woman feeding two Aussies

Dog Weight Management: Gaining and Losing Pounds Safely

Dogs come in all shapes and sizes, but whether you have a toy breed like a Miniature Pinscher or a giant Irish Wolfhound, all dogs can live longer and enjoy a better quality of life if they maintain a healthy weight. While being overweight or obese is a far more common issue among dogs today, underweight dogs face the risk of serious health problems too.

View Article
A woman holds a yellow bowl of food out to a dog

The Importance of Consistent Feeding

A daily routine helps to give your dog a baseline for what to expect in her daily life, as well as to establish you in her eyes as her fair and gentle pack leader. Over time, following a consistent daily routine allows your dog to trust you and respect you.

View Article
Dog in the snow

Why Do Dogs Eat Their Poop?

Dogs have been known to exhibit a certain behavior that causes deep concern and disgust in their parents: eating feces, known as coprophagia. If a dog is so smart, why would he eat something most people find deeply repulsive? And more importantly, how do pet parents stop it?

View Article
A puppy smiling at the camera

Why Is My Dog's Breath Bad?

Dog Breath. Even among those without pets, those words are easily recognizable as a reference to that foul, stinky smell that seems to emanate from the mouths of our dogs. Even among pet parents, the stink that our canines breathe on us seems to be normal, just a part of the package.

View Article
A puppy on a red leash

Why Is My Dog Refusing Dinner?

It may be tempting to call the vet the second your pooch refuses dinner, but it’s perfectly natural and ordinary for some dogs to skip a meal or two on occasion. She may have simply filled up on too many treats that day, or she might be feeling a bit bored with her kibble.

View Article

See what’s new at Nom Nom

Sign up for Nom Comms to receive special offers, product sneak peeks and custom content created for devoted dog parents like you.

By continuing, you agree to receive special offers, product updates, news, and other marketing emails from Nom Nom and its Mars Petcare affiliates in accordance with our Privacy Policy . You may unsubscribe at any time.