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What we can be, however, are prepared pet parents. Because the bite marks they leave in our cottons and peace lillies are ultimately the least of our worries. When an actual emergency strikes, you’ll want something to rely on.

As many as three in ten Americans suffer from pet allergies. Of those, cat allergies are some of the most common — nearly twice as common as dog allergies.

Part three of three in a fiber series — If you’ve ever wondered about fiber and your pet, look no further than the three-part series from the Nom Nom R&D team. This third article focuses on fiber and its place in the feline diet.

Summer has always been a time to get out and play. And this one is no different, even if it feels like many other things are. One thing that’s for sure — it’s hot out there.

Summer has always been a great time to get out and play, splash around in the water or set out on a hike with our pets. And those wide, open spaces are even more enticing right now. If you’re ready for some fun in the sun, make sure your dog or cat is good to go too.

Dental health is an important part of a pet's overall wellness, and periodontal disease is one of the most common medical conditions in both dogs and cats. However, it is poorly understood by both scientists and the general public. There have been few large-scale research studies conducted on periodontal disease in pets, and as a result the internet abounds with misinformation and conflicting advice based largely on unscientific anecdotal evidence. Read on to discover the truth about four common mythes surrounding periodontal disease.

Loc Mai was thoughtful in how he transitioned his cat, Mouse, to Nom Nom, and now they’re both seeing the benefits.

Within three weeks of switching to a fresh Nom Nom diet, Jennifer Frankenberg's calico Abby stopped having the neurological attacks she'd been suffering from for years.

Brooke Busch's Maine Coone, Gracie Marie, is less itchy, has a softer coat, and lives a happier life since making the switch to Nom Nom's fresh diet. 

Fiber is a component of food that most animals cannot digest, but their gut bacteria can. It is linked to numerous health benefits but it also plays an important role in keeping the microbiome happy and healthy.