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A new study found that most dog owners in the United States do not know how to safely handle pet food and dishes, putting them at an increased risk of foodborne illness.
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DETROIT – In today’s episode of All 4 Pets the owner of Premier Pet Supply talks about frozen cat food, a healthy option many never knew existed. Watch more: All 4 Pets segments
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In popular culture, cats diets are traditionally portrayed as consisting of things like milk and tuna -- but are they really the best options to feed your cat? Local 4s Priya Mann met with Mike Palmer at Premier Pet Supply to find answers -- and they may surprise you: Cats are actually lactose intolerant, and tuna can contain an unhealthy amount of sodium. Watch the full interview in the video player above. Recent News
