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Often pet owners don’t think about their pet’s dental health, until they start to see signs of gum or tooth issues. It’s best to take a preventative approach to your pet’s dental health as it’s not just yellow teeth and bad breath that we should be looking to prevent. Canine dental problems can actually lead to severe infections and extreme issues including heart, liver, and kidney disease.

There are so many nutrient-filled and fun meal toppers you can add to your pet’s bowls. We are highlighting some of the most popular items and the benefits of each. Remember, like all good things in life, they are to be fed in moderation! 

When switching from kibble to a raw diet, you can expect to see major changes in your pet’s feces which includes the size, consistency, smell and colour.

Your dog's stool can tell you a lot about your pet’s overall health & wellness. 

Puppies can eat raw food just like an adult dog can!

No matter the age or breed, puppies can start eating raw dog food as early as 4 weeks old. It’s very important to provide growing puppies the proper nutrition and balance of essential nutrients in their diets.