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The Field Notes
Real notes on real dogs — nutrition, treats, the Desi Carnivore way.
As Indian pet parents, we often wonder if common vegetables like cabbage are safe for our dogs. While nutritious, cabbage comes with…
Read →Atopy and chronic itching are a growing concern for many Indian dog parents. The solution often lies not in endless medications, but…
Read →Many Indian pet parents wonder if their dogs can safely eat corn (makai). While corn kernels can be given in moderation, the…
Read →The monsoon brings a verdant flush across India, and with it, a hidden danger for our curious canine companions: wild mushrooms. Learn…
Read →Chronic gut issues like IBD and colitis are distressing for both dogs and their parents. For Indian dogs, finding the right diet…
Read →Noticed pink urine after feeding your dog beetroot? Don't panic! This guide explains why beetroot for dogs pink urine is usually harmless…
Read →Dog bladder stones are a common, painful issue. This guide, from a canine nutritionist, explains how natural, species-appropriate diets in India can…
Read →Is your dog shedding excessively or sporting a dull coat? In India's unique climate, hair loss and skin issues are common. Learn…
Read →Many Indian households share everything with their beloved pets, including popular snacks like badam. But is it safe for your dog to…
Read →Anal gland issues are a common, uncomfortable problem for Indian dogs. Often, the solution isn't surgery or antibiotics, but a simple dietary…
Read →Green peas are a common sight in Indian kitchens, but can your dog enjoy this humble vegetable? While generally safe in moderation,…
Read →Many Indian pet parents look for wholesome ingredients like sweet potato for their dog's diet. Discover the benefits, risks, and how to…
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