Pet Health & Wellness
Practical guidance for happier dogs and cats — from our kitchen to your home.
Guides
Foods dogs & cats can't eat
The complete danger list — from grapes to xylitol — and what to do in an emergency.
How much should my dog eat?
Daily portions by body weight, puppy adjustments, and the body-condition check.
Switching to fresh food
The 7-day transition plan that protects your pet's stomach — including picky cats.
Fresh food vs kibble
An honest comparison — including what kibble does well and what we won't claim.
Why cats need moisture
The desert design of cats, urinary health, and practical hydration tactics.
Training treats done right
The 10% rule, reward timing, and why single-ingredient beats biscuits.
Freeze-dried treats, explained
One ingredient, nothing else — and how to compare any treat to a supermarket biscuit.
Bone broth: what it does (and doesn't)
Hydration, collagen and appetite rescue — what 72 hours of simmering really delivers.
Gently cooked vs raw
What raw feeding gets right, the real risks, and why we choose gentle heat.
Fresh pet food delivery in Amman
How Mila's works — from a two-minute plan to a chilled box at your door, every two weeks.
Quick tips
Fresh food vs dry kibble
Fresh, whole foods provide better nutrition and hydration than processed kibble. Dogs absorb nutrients more easily from fresh ingredients.
Hydration is key
Dogs need roughly 60 ml of water per kilogram of body weight daily. Fresh food naturally contains moisture, helping meet hydration needs.
Single-ingredient treats
Freeze-dried single-ingredient treats like liver or sardines provide pure nutrition without artificial additives or preservatives.
Mental stimulation through food
Food puzzles and varied textures keep dogs mentally engaged. Fresh food offers different textures and smells for enrichment.
Ready to give your pet the best?
Our fresh meals and single-ingredient treats are built on these principles.
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