Guaranteed Analysis & Ingredients: A Practical Guide How to Read Dog Food Labels
Have you ever looked at a dog food label and thought, ‘well this is a load of jargon!’. You aren’t alone! Reading dog food labels and understanding...
What Stool Color Means: From Yellow Dog Poop to Black Dog Poop
While at times it may feel like “50 shades of brown”, dog poop color can be extremely insightful and a window into dietary or other nutritional fac...
Mucus: The Unsung Hero of Digestive Immunity
At DIG Labs, our mission is to help expand access to insights and data. As pet parents ourselves, one of the most frustrating aspects of caring for...
The Effects of Metronidazole on Dogs’ Gut
Raise your hand if your dog has ever been on metronidazole, otherwise known as Flagyl™, to treat diarrhea 🙋🏽♀️. Chances are there are several hand...
Canine Nutrition: Macronutrients vs Micronutrients
Understanding (and then providing!) proper nutrition is one of the most important roles for pet parents. Nutrition is not only a foundational aspec...
Computer Vision and Dog Poop
How to get a glimpse into your dog’s health in 10 seconds
In our last computer vision article, we chatted about the areas where computer vision ha...
What Are the Different Types of Stool Tests for Dogs?
The dog stool sample-perhaps the most dreaded veterinary request of dog parents everywhere. What most people view as a vet’s sick way of torturing ...
Types of Dog Parasites: Worms in Dogs 101
The word parasite can be scary, especially when put into context of infecting your beloved pup. As a follow up to our brief overview on types of...
4 Ways Computer Vision Improve Our Lives
And how we’re working on a 5th: Pet Tech for Dog Health!
One of the biggest sources of pet tech inspiration at DIG labs is the power of the came...
What are Types of Dog Parasites?
Our furry friends like to go everywhere with us, especially outside. But what dangers lie (or crawl!), outside? Canine Parasites. Creepy little cre...
Dog Poop: What Can It Tell You?
Let's talk about the awesomeness of poop!
This discussion might not be the most ‘fun’ one to have, but poop is an important indicator of your dog...