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Is it too early to start my pets on a joint supplement?

As pet parents, we all want our furry family members to live long, healthy, and active lives. But one big question is: When should I start thinking about joint supplements for my pet? The answer might surprise you—it’s never too early to start supporting your dog or cat’s joint health. Why Supporting Our Pet’s Joints

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Canned vs. Kibble: Which Is Really Better for Your Pet?

Canned food, is it superior to kibble? Not only is canned food less processed than kibble, but canned food has added moisture and a high-quality canned food usually contains fewer carbohydrates. If your dog or cat is eating a dry food diet, they’re probably not getting enough moisture. Wet food can help keep your dog

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Scent-sational Health: How Sniffing Boosts Your Dog’s Well-being

Your dog’s nose plays a big role in their overall health and wellness. While your nose has 6 million scent receptors, your dog has more than 200 million! Imagine going for a hike and being dragged along too fast to visually register the trees, mountains and landmarks. Dogs use their sense of smell to explore,

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Breaking the Buffet Habit: Why Free-Feeding Isn’t Healthy

If your dog or cat currently has free access to food, here’s why you might want to make a change to a feeding schedule instead. Free-feeding creates picky pets. When dogs and cats have access to food whenever they want it, they can become more picky and less food motivated. Instead, create short 15-30 minute

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Does your pet need carbs? Plus a Quick Calculation Formula

There is no argument that cats are obligate carnivores, which means that they must get their nutrients from animals. Dogs are considered facultative carnivores. While they thrive on a carnivore diet, they can still survive on a non-carnivorous diet. Both cats and dogs can happily make their own energy from proteins and fats. Dogs lack

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