ONLINE EVENT: What’s Really in Your Dog’s Bowl?

ABOUT THE EVENT:
Dog food has become one of the most confusing—and emotionally charged—topics for pet owners. With so many conflicting opinions and trends, it’s no wonder people feel overwhelmed when trying to understand macros, micros, and how to make smarter feeding choices for their dog.

Kibble vs. fresh. Grain-free vs. whole grain. Raw vs. cooked. Expensive vs. “cheap.”

Everyone has an opinion. Marketing is everywhere. And most dog owners are left wondering:

“Am I feeding my dog the right thing?”

In this month’s Ask the Vet, Dr. Lisa Boyer breaks nutrition down in a way that actually makes sense. You’ll learn what your dog truly needs, how different feeding approaches compare, and how to make confident, practical decisions without getting pulled in every direction.

What we’ll cover:

• What macronutrients (protein, fat, carbohydrates) actually do in your dog’s body
• The role of micronutrients and why balance matters more than trends
• How to think about commercial diets vs. home-prepared meals
• When your dog’s food is already complete—and when it may be lacking
• Common myths around “premium,” “natural,” and “fresh” pet foods
• How to evaluate whether your dog’s current diet is truly working for them
• How to feed well in a way that fits your real-life budget and lifestyle

COST: Please register for this online event below. 

• N/C for members (Your special pricing will be reflected in the CART)
• $15/person for Non-Yet-Members

This event will take place in our Zoom Room. You will receive the Zoom Room link and additional details via email after registering as well as the day of the event. Can’t attend the live session? You will be emailed a link to the recording upon conclusion of the event.

ABOUT LISA BOYER, DVM:
Dr. Lisa Boyer is the owner of Animal Health Consultants and has dedicated 23 years to practicing as an emergency veterinarian. She regularly shares her knowledge as a featured speaker in the Golden Dog “Ask the Veterinarian” series.

In addition to her veterinary practice, Dr. Boyer is an enthusiast of canine sports and a professional in integrative medicine, trained in both western medicine and holistic modalities such as acupuncture and canine fitness. She also works as a dog trainer and breeder.

She has authored numerous articles for sporting dog magazines, contributing significantly to the field.

Follow Dr. Boyer on Facebook.

QUESTIONS:
If you have questions, text/call (603) 815-2453 or email woof@goldendognh.com.