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30/10/2026

A dog’s meal should be built around the nutrients their body needs, not the number of healthy sounding ingredients we can fit into a bowl.

Dogs need nutrients such as amino acids, fats, vitamins and minerals in the right amounts and from forms their bodies can use. Adding more vegetables, fruits and wellness ingredients does not automatically make a meal complete or appropriate.

For example, chia, turmeric, spirulina and blueberries may be useful in certain situations, but they cannot replace the animal foods that provide the foundation of a dog’s diet.

The question is not, “How many superfoods are in the bowl?”
It is, “Does this meal make sense for a dog’s physiology?”

[Dog nutrition, Balanced dog diet, Fresh food for dogs, Canine nutrition, Essential nutrients for dogs, Species appropriate feeding, Dog food ingredients, Superfoods for dogs, Complete and balanced dog food, Healthy dog diet]

28/10/2026

We've become so accustomed to thinking of dog food in terms of ingredients that we've forgotten to think about nutrition.

Chicken, mutton, beef, fish. These are often the starting points when pet parents tell me what they feed their dogs.

But when I ask about the rest of the diet, that's where the gaps begin to appear.

And this is something I feel strongly about. Feeding fresh food is a wonderful decision, but it also comes with the responsibility of understanding what you're putting into your dog's bowl.

You don't need 25 different ingredients, exotic superfoods or a cupboard full of supplements to feed your dog well.

You need to understand what your dog actually requires, which foods naturally provide those nutrients and how to bring them together thoughtfully.

Good nutrition doesn't have to be complicated. But it does have to be understood.

[Dog nutrition, Fresh food for dogs, Canine nutrition, Fresh feeding, Balanced dog diet, Species appropriate feeding, Dog food ingredients, Essential nutrients for dogs, Healthy dog diet, Indian pet parents]

26/10/2026

Fresh food is not one ingredient, one recipe or one way of feeding.

If something didn't work the first time, it is worth understanding why before deciding that fresh food itself was the problem.

Sometimes it is the protein. Sometimes it is the quantity, fat, fibre, how quickly you transitioned, or simply too many changes happening at once.

Go back. Simplify. Change one thing at a time. And give yourself a chance to actually understand what works for your dog.

Fresh feeding doesn't have to be all or nothing.

[Fresh food for dogs, dog nutrition, fresh feeding, canine nutrition, dog diet, species appropriate feeding, dog gut health, Indian pet parents]

23/10/2026

Grass eating is not a diagnosis.

Some dogs eat grass occasionally because they enjoy the taste or texture, are bored, or are simply exploring. There is also no reliable rule that a dog who eats grass must have worms, acidity or a serious gastrointestinal disease.

The important question is whether it is occasional or excessive, and whether it is happening alongside vomiting, diarrhoea, poor appetite, lethargy or weight loss.

One mouthful of grass is a behaviour to observe, not a reason to diagnose six diseases before breakfast.

[Dog grass eating, Why dogs eat grass, Canine behaviour, Dog digestive health, Dog gut health, Dog health, Dog nutrition, Grass eating in dogs, Canine gastrointestinal health, Pet parent awareness]

21/10/2026

When I see Twee running towards me like this, I can't help but think about how much I want these moments to last.

As our dogs get older, supporting their mobility and joint health becomes even more important.

That's why we have Undenatured Type II Collagen at Georgina's Kitchen. A little support for the joints that carry them through all their adventures.

Because it's never just about running. It's about the walks, the playtime, the excited greetings and all the little moments that make life with our dogs so special.

Want to support your dog's joint health? Explore Undenatured Type II Collagen at Georgina's Kitchen.

Visit link in bio to learn more.

[Dog joint health, Undenatured Type II Collagen, Dog mobility, Joint support for dogs, Senior dog care, Dog nutrition, Canine joint health, Healthy ageing in dogs, Dog wellness, Georgina's Kitchen]

19/10/2026

Fleur has separation anxiety, so when I left the dogs alone at home for a couple of hours yesterday, she must've felt quite stressed.

She doesn't really display stress, so I assumed she was okay. However, this morning, she vomited some undigested food and bile.

When dogs are stressed, their sympathetic nervous system becomes more active, which can slow down or disrupt normal digestion. So, given Fleur's history, stress was one of the first things that came to mind.

My dogs generally don't have many digestive issues, but when they do, I usually give their digestive systems a little rest.

Dogs also instinctively tend to avoid food when they're feeling unwell.

So this morning, I planned to fast her.

Except Fleur had other plans. She kept insisting on being fed.

I decided to trust her instincts and gave her a small meal of plain boiled chicken with stock. She even got her chew because she was quite insistent.

She later p**ped and peed normally and she's back to her normal self. I'll obviously monitor her for the next 48 hours.

Sometimes, it's best to listen to our dogs, especially when they're trying to communicate what they need. I'm glad I paid attention to what Fleur wanted today.

Of course, this doesn't apply to every dog or every situation. Vomiting can have several causes and repeated vomiting shouldn't be ignored.

But if you're familiar with your dog's health, understand their needs and know how they communicate with you, sometimes it's worth stopping and listening.

We spend so much time deciding what our dogs need that we sometimes forget to listen to what they're telling us.
Stop. Observe. Listen. Sometimes, our dogs can guide us best.

[Dog separation anxiety, Stress in dogs, Dog vomiting, Canine digestive health, Dog nutrition, Dog behaviour, Understanding dog signals, Pet parent awareness, Dog health, Holistic dog care]

16/10/2026

A tiny blueberry on the label does not make the whole food a superfood.

Marketing ingredients are often highlighted because they sound impressive. But what matters is how much of that ingredient is actually present and what makes up the rest of the food.

“Contains chicken” is not the same as being chicken based. “With blueberries” does not tell you whether there is enough blueberry to make a meaningful difference.

Always look beyond the front of the packet. Check the ingredient list, how the ingredients are ordered and what the main portion of the food is made from.

The blueberry is doing its best. The marketing team is doing even better.

[Dog food marketing, Dog food ingredients, Dog nutrition, Pet food labels, Superfoods for dogs, Blueberries for dogs, Canine nutrition, Dog food quality, Ingredient transparency, Healthy dog diet]

14/10/2026

A little humour, but an important point behind it.

Every organ has a job to do, but none of them works in isolation. Digestion, absorption, metabolism, hydration, waste removal and immune function depend on multiple systems working together.

Lately, there also seems to be a lot of attention on the pancreas. Pancreatitis, EPI and pancreatic enzymes are discussed so often that it can become easy to connect every episode of vomiting, loose p**p or digestive upset to the pancreas. But these symptoms can have many possible causes, and a symptom alone cannot tell us which organ is responsible.

The same goes for the liver, kidneys, stomach or intestines. One abnormal value or one symptom rarely tells the whole story.

Nutrition should support the whole dog. And when something repeatedly seems wrong, investigate the cause rather than picking an organ to blame.

[Dog nutrition, Canine digestive health, Pancreatitis in dogs, EPI in dogs, Dog gut health, Canine organ health, Dog vomiting, Loose stools in dogs, Pet health, Holistic dog nutrition]

12/10/2026

One of the biggest changes I've noticed over the years is how nervous pet parents have become about food.

And I understand why. There is so much information out there, so many rules, so many warnings and so many people telling you that you're doing it wrong.

But somewhere along the way, feeding our dogs became intimidating.

When I started Georgina's Kitchen, a big part of what I wanted to do was bring real food back into the conversation. Not because nutrition science doesn't matter. It absolutely does. But because I don't think good nutrition should make you afraid of an egg, a sardine or a piece of liver.

Learn. Ask questions. Understand what your dog needs. But don't let all that information make you frightened of food.

Sometimes food can just be food.

[Dog nutrition, Fresh food for dogs, Fresh feeding, Canine nutrition, Species appropriate feeding, Real food for dogs, Dog food myths, Natural dog food, Indian pet parents, Healthy dog diet]

09/10/2026

Loose p**p does not automatically mean the last food your dog at is the culprit.

A new treat, protein, probiotic, dewormer, garbage eaten outside, stress or several changes at once can all affect digestion. If you change six things on the same day, you have no way of knowing which one caused the problem.

Introduce one change at a time, start with a small amount and give your dog’s gut time to adjust.

Otherwise, chicken gets blamed, the probiotic gets banned and the actual culprit goes free.

If loose stools continue, or there is blood, vomiting, lethargy or loss of appetite, speak to your vet.

[Dog loose stools, Dog digestion, Canine gut health, Dog food transition, Dog nutrition, Food changes for dogs, Dog digestive issues, Dog p**p, Canine health, Pet health]

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