nutrition

Feeding your pet isn’t exactly rocket science, but it is veterinary science. There’s more to mealtime than plopping the food in the bowl and getting on with your day. While our fresh food recipes with a simple peel-and-pour, pre-portioned packaging, you owe it to your pets’ health to do some table-setting before they dig in.

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.

This summer, more than any past, is all about traveling safely and smartly. Especially with our pets. Because they have cabin-fever just the same as us. (Ignore the negative connotations if you’re planning a mountain vacation in a log cabin. Sounds great.)

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.

A collection of definitions for common microbiome terms and other relevant phrases.

Trillions of microbes (including viruses and fungi) inhabit mammalian intestinal tracts, creating a complex community that helps us digest food and stay healthy. The diversity of our gut microbiome can indicate how well the system functions and may contribute to different medical conditions.

Dive in to the world of probiotics, and learn what they are and how they can influence our health and the health of our pets.