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Are you sodium savvy?
A low sodium diet can be an important modification for a pet with heart disease. However, many pet owners do not realize how much sodium is in commercial pet foods and common human foods fed to pets. Test your sodium savvy with our quiz! -
Behavior & Protein: Does Protein in Dog Food Play a Role in Your Dog’s Behavior?We’ve previously talked about protein in commercial pet foods and home-cooked diets. Typically, our focus is meeting your pet’s biological needs. However, you may have heard friends, dog trainers, or even veterinarians talking about feeding a low protein diet to treat behavior issues. But what does a low-protein diet really mean, and how do these testimonials compare to the science?
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Dietary Requirements At Every Life Stage
Each stage of your dog’s life will have different dietary requirements. We make sure to cover all the bases! **Note: All of our cat meals are formulated for both kittens and adult cat weight maintenance. Puppies Puppies require about twice the amount of energy per bodyweight from the food they eat than adult dogs during their period of growth. Our Feeding Guide assists you in knowing how much to…
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Assisted Feeding: When to Consider a Feeding Tube
Many health conditions can result in pets who cannot or will not eat enough calories to maintain weight or will not eat foods that are best for their health conditions. Placement of a feeding tube can help the pet recover faster from short-term illness or injury as well as helping to preserve quality of life and often increasing length of life for pets with chronic health conditions. -
Top 5 Benefits of Our Farmers Market Recipe
This recipe is perfect for keeping your dog hydrated and healthy with a delicious blend of chicken, apples, carrots and spinach! Loaded with moisture and flavour, our Farmer’s Market recipe is a great choice to promote your pet’s intestinal health. Many pet owners believe their pets are allergic to chicken, when actually, your pet is most likely allergic to the unhealthy chicken “meal…
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Top 5 Benefits of Our B’apples Recipe
B’apples each day keeps the vets at bay! This incredible recipe has everything your dog needs to fuel their bodies. The simplicity of fresh and tasty ingredients is the backbone of our B’apples recipe. Lean ground beef is the primary ingredient on the menu, followed by beef liver, healthy fruits & vegetables, farm eggs, and oils for all of the Omega 3 & 6 fatty acids that your furry companion…
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LESLIEVILLE RETAIL STORE COVID-19 SHOPPING PROCEDURES
As of July 4th in-store purchases is now available CURRENT HOURS 7 DAYS/WEEK: 10AM to 5PM We have strict rules for entering our premises and making in-store purchases, as follows: No person can enter our premises if they are exhibiting any symptoms of COVID-19 Masks MUST be worn to enter our building. NO MASK, NO ENTRY, NO EXCEPTIONS* 3 customers maximum are allowed inside store at any time and 6…
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Your Dog’s July Horoscope
Today we’re revealing Your Dog’s July Horoscope. We thought your fur kid might enjoy knowing what’s in store during these crazy times.
NOTE: These horoscopes provide SILLY astrological information and horoscopes for entertainment purposes only. Actual real life decisions should NOT be made based on these.
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Dog Friendly Rocket Pops – Pupsicle Recipe
🚀Rocket Pop Pupsciles for Dogs
What You’ll Need
Red Layer1. Cut up about 2 cups of watermelon (doesn’t have to be precise)2. Place watermelon in blender3. Scoop up 4 heaping tablespoons of Greek yogurt and place in blender4.. Blend until smooth and set aside.5. Rinse out blenderBlue Layer
6. Throw 1/2 cup of blueberries into the blender7. Scoop up 5 heaping tablespoons of Greek yogurt and place in blender8. Blend until smooth and set aside.(these pupsicle squeaky toys are the calorie free alternative to our rocket pops!)
Making the Popsicles
9. In your Popsicle mold first pour in the the red water melon until 1/3 full10. Then pour in Greek yogurt11. Finally pour in blueberry layer12. Place in freezer for at least 2 hoursInstruction Video
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Benefits of Feeding Your Dog Apple
Many fruits and vegetables that are good for us can also be good for our pets. Apples are an economical and tasty snack, full of important nutrients, so you never have to feel guilty about giving into those puppy dog eyes. They are a good source of vitamin A, vitamin C, vitamin K & fibre, as well as a wonderful teeth cleaner and breath freshener, helping to remove harmful plaque and tartar buildup.