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Review: Pure & Natural (Bernat) Dog Food for Medium/Large Breed Puppies and Adults
Pure & Natural (Bernat) is a brand under a U.S. biotechnology company. Among dog-food brands worldwide it is known for persistent exploration and innovation, and was among the first to use grain-free ingredients for healthy, nutritious food.
How good is Pure & Natural (Bernatina) dog food?
This dog food has a relatively high protein content and a well-balanced nutrition profile that meets standards such as AAFCO and GB/T, satisfying a dog's growth needs. Many formulas add deep-sea fish, seaweed, and fish oil, which help improve coat condition. However, some products include menadione (vitamin K3), a controversial synthetic vitamin that may add strain to the liver, and certain formulas use pet-food flavor enhancers as palatants with a high proportion of meat meal.
How good is Pure & Natural (Bernatina) dog food?
This dog food has a relatively high protein content and a well-balanced nutrition profile that meets standards such as AAFCO and GB/T, satisfying a dog's growth needs. Many formulas add deep-sea fish, seaweed, and fish oil, which help improve coat condition. However, some products include menadione (vitamin K3), a controversial synthetic vitamin that may add strain to the liver, and certain formulas use pet-food flavor enhancers as palatants with a high proportion of meat meal.
How good is Pure & Natural (Bernatina) dog food?
This dog food has a relatively high protein content and a well-balanced nutrition profile that meets standards such as AAFCO and GB/T, satisfying a dog's growth needs. Many formulas add deep-sea fish, seaweed, and fish oil, which help improve coat condition. However, some products include menadione (vitamin K3), a controversial synthetic vitamin that may add strain to the liver, and certain formulas use pet-food flavor enhancers as palatants with a high proportion of meat meal.
How to Tell if a Hamster Is Cold
Hamsters feel the cold far more than cats or dogs, with a comfortable range of 20–25°C. Below 20°C they start to chill; below 10°C they slow down and risk colds or pneumonia; below 5°C they may enter a dangerous pseudo-hibernation. You can tell a hamster is cold by taking its temperature (under 37°C under the arm or thigh), feeling that it is cooler than usual, or spotting shivering, purple-tinged gums, low energy, poor appetite, and nest-building with bedding. If it goes still with a faint heartbeat, act fast to warm it—pseudo-hibernation can be fatal.
Marmot
The marmot is an expert burrower and hibernator with a coat the color of soil and a clever, endearing look. A vegetarian rodent kept as a pet, it needs a sturdy cage, fresh food and water daily, and vitamin C to avoid scurvy.
Mini Hedgehog
The pet mini hedgehog is bred from the common hedgehog and the African 'four-toed hedgehog'; it does not hibernate, is small, and is not cold-hardy. These little ones will surely win your heart—their wobbling walk and habit of poking their nose everywhere are adorable. So how do you keep a mini hedgehog?
Do Golden Retrievers Feel Cold? Winter Care Tips
Golden Retrievers have long coats and some cold resistance, but extreme cold still chills them and can cause colds. This guide covers six winter points—no clothes, less bathing, deworming, gut, exercise, nutrition.
Marginated Tortoise
The largest Mediterranean tortoise, with a fan-like flared rear shell - temperate-climate friendly and a good (if winter-careful) European tortoise.
Red-headed Side-necked Turtle
The red-headed side-necked turtle (Platemys platycephala) is a flat-headed South American side-neck from the Amazon and Orinoco basins, with a dark orange-red head. Shy and cold-sensitive, it is best kept much like a box turtle.