My dog trots into the exam room with his tail up. He’s not limping. He’s not coughing. He looks, by

It’s Tuesday night. You type your dog’s weight into a health calculator. You add his age. You add his activity

It is late in the evening. Your dog just finished dinner. You look at the bowl. You wonder if that

I still remember the first time I stood next to a search and rescue handler in Denver at 6 a.m.,

Every week I talk with pet owners in Denver and New York who ask the same question in different words.

Owners in Denver and New York ask me some version of the same thing almost every week. Should a running

Somewhere between a Denver dog park and a New York apartment, I’ve fielded the same question from dozens of pet

My rescue puppy sat in my lap on a Saturday morning in Denver, all nine and a half pounds of

My Beagle mix jumped on the scale in my kitchen in Denver last spring, and the number staring back at

Picking up my cat in my apartment in New York last winter, I remember thinking, was she always this heavy?

My coffee was still hot the first time I really questioned my dog’s food scoop. He sat by his bowl

My cat Milo used to get the same scoop of kibble every single morning, no matter what. That changed the

My own search for the best nutrition calculator for pets started with a plain question in my kitchen in Denver:

My own wake-up call about calories for senior pets came from my neighbor’s old Labrador in Denver, a dog who’d

My own cat, Mochi, taught me this lesson the hard way. She spent her days on a sunny windowsill in