Science-Backed Guidance for Every Pet Parent

At AnimaLife, we're not just committed to feeding your pets a complete and balanced diet.

We're also here to support you with trusted information that helps your pet live a safer, healthier life.

AnimaLife Academy is your go-to resource for expert advice, created by our team to guide you through the most important aspects of responsible pet care.

Every article is backed by science and written with care—just like our food.

Keep Them Safe and Happy With AnimaLife

Your dog depends on you for more than just love.

They rely on you to keep them safe from things that may seem harmless but can actually cause serious harm.

At AnimaLife, we believe prevention is one of the most important parts of pet parenting.

Here are 10 things every pet owner should avoid:

What NOT to Feed Your Dog:

• Chocolate, caffeine, grapes, onions, garlic
  These may seem like everyday foods, but they're toxic to dogs even in small amounts.

• Cooked bones
  They can splinter easily and lead to choking or internal injuries.

• Raw dough or alcohol
  Both are highly dangerous. Even small amounts can cause digestive issues or poisoning.

• Too much human food
  Even healthy ingredients can lead to obesity or allergic reactions. Stick to food like AnimaLife, which is specially formulated for your dog's needs.

Activities and Habits to Avoid:

• Unleashed walks near streets
  Even a well-trained dog can suddenly get distracted. A leash can save a life.

• Skipping vet visits
  Regular checkups help detect issues before they become serious.

• Loud, chaotic environments
  Fireworks, parties, and loud noises can cause stress or trauma. Know when your dog needs a quiet space.

• Over-exercising puppies
  Their joints are still developing. Too much strain too early can lead to long-term problems.

• Punishment-based training
  This can cause fear, anxiety, and behavioral issues. At AnimaLife, we always recommend positive reinforcement for a stronger bond.

A Quick Rule of Thumb:

If you're not sure whether something is safe, take a moment to research it or ask your vet. When it comes to your dog's health, it's always better to be cautious.

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Final Note

Everything we share in AnimaLife Academy is created specifically for the AnimaLife community.

These aren't generic tips. They reflect our care, expertise, and dedication to your dog's health and safety.

Visit us at upcoming exhibitions to meet our veterinary experts, who will walk you through these topics in person and answer your questions.