Do Special Pet Diets Do What They Claim? | Pet Parent Power Up

Sensitive stomach. Weight management. Hairball control. Urinary care. Pet food labels make these diets sound highly specific, but not every claim on the package means the same thing.In this Pet Parent Power Up, Dr. Angie Boyer explains the difference between formulas built around certain ingredient choices and claims that require more testing and scientific support.You’ll learn:What makes sensitive skin and stomach foods differentHow weight-management foods reduce caloriesWhy hairball-control and urinary-care claims are treated differently on pet food labelsWhat phrases like “may support” really promise on your pet food labelHow to check whether the ingredients support the claim on the front of the packageNote: Always talk with your veterinarian about your individual pet’s medical and nutritional needs before changing foods, especially when managing a diagnosed health condition.Dr. Angie Boyer is the founder of Grain & Grace Consulting and a trained multi-species nutritionist whose work spans livestock, companion animals, and horses. Angie returns in the next full episode to help us read a pet food package from the claims on the front to the label on the back.Learn more about Dr. Angie Boyer and Grain & Grace Consulting:Website: Grain & Grace ConsultingContact: Submit an inquiryLinkedIn: Grain & Grace ConsultingGet Your Free Pet Food Guides!Stuck on a pet problem? Send it here.Support the showExpert Pet Advice for busy pet parents! Love the show? Leave a 5-star review so more pet parents can find us, and share this episode with someone who needs it. Follow:🌍Official Site |📱Facebook |📺YouTube | 🍏 Apple |🎵SpotifyEach week, get practical pet parenting advice and expert help for behavior issues, rising pet costs, vet visits, training, and everyday life with dogs and cats.From puppy biting and cat aggression to separation anxiety, emergency vet decisions, and saving money on pet care, this show helps you cut through the noise and find real solutions.No fluff, no guilt, just practical help so you can enjoy your pets and your life again.Contact: [email protected]©Ⓟ 2026 Amy Castro