Pet Nutrition & Health Blog

Why You Should Adopt a Senior Dog

Choosing to foster or adopt a senior dog is truly a great gift. Senior dogs have a harder time coping with the daily stressors that can come with a shelter environment. As a result, their health can deteriorate quickly, making them even less likely to find a home and more likely to be euthanized. When you give a senior dog a home, you give the gift all dogs should have – living out their golden years with a person who loves and cares for them. This truly embodies the spirit of “thanks and giving” that we also celebrate in the month of November.

Benefits of Raw Food for Dogs

Benefits of Raw Food for Dogs

Last week, we talked about why you should feed your cat a raw diet and this week, we're back with the benefits of raw food for dogs! To outline these benefits we're going to use ANSWERS™ Detailed™ Beef Formula for Dogs as an example. This raw dog food is made with beef, beef heart, beef liver, ground beef bone, beef kidney, chicken eggs, carrots, broccoli, green squash, montmorillonite, fermented decaffeinated green tea (Kombucha), sardine oil, anchovy oil, sea salt, and natural vitamin E. Plus, it comes with a host of benefits:

Tips for Caring for Your Senior Dog

Tips for Caring for Your Senior Dog

November is Adopt a Senior Pet Month and if you're thinking about adding an aging pooch to your fur family (or already have), then this post is for you. As our dogs reach their golden years, holistic support can keep them feeling healthy and happy. With old age, our pups can begin to feel some pains here and there, or may even experience issues with arthritis. Supplements, diet, dental chews, physical exercise, and mental stimulation are all key components to keep Fido happy well into his wonder years.