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The Pet Beastro was featured in the News-Herald for the upcoming event on 1/12.
The Pet Beastro was featured in the News-Herald for the upcoming event on 1/12.
There are certain foods that most pets should avoid. And most people don't know what to look for in food to keep their pets healthy and allergy free.
We have many people who stop by the store to ask specific questions regarding their pet's diet based on their individual breed and lifestyle situation. We have found animal caregivers want to find the highest quality food that they know is the healthiest options for their cat or dog. People are tired of all the pet food recalls and not knowing where the food is manufactured or what exactly is their furry friend's food.
Despite the media hype, fats are good for the body. They provide energy, food for the brain as well as other nutritional components. They are also essential for maintenance and growth of many of the body’s tissues. Essential fatty acids (EFA’s) are building blocks that the body can’t produce for itself and must be obtained exclusively from the diet. Every cell, organ and tissue requires a daily supply of EFA’s.
Many people wonder if feeding a raw diet safe for their pet? Yes, it is. Feeding raw food to pets is not new, this is the original pet food. However, there seems to be safety concerns that are popping up in the media regarding feeding raw.