Q&A – When should I switch my puppy to adult food?

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When should I switch my puppy to adult food?   You adopted a puppy, and are preparing yourself to transition them into adult food as they grow up. Typically, puppies should transition from puppy food to adult food between 12 to 18 months of age. However, this can vary depending on the breed and size of your puppy. Larger breeds …

Q&A – How do I switch my dog to a new brand of kibble?

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How do I switch my dog to a new brand of kibble? Switching to a new brand of dog food doesn’t need to be scary. Just by being patient and following an easy transition schedule should help eliminate any potential digestive issues. Here are some steps to follow to help your pup: —————————— 1. Choose the New Food: Select a …

Free Pet Food Consultations!

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What’s the right food for your pet? Raw or dry? Canned or dehydrated and freeze-dried? What’s the best pet food for obesity? Should I be feeding grain free? We get it. Too many questions.  Four Paws Pantry understands that the proper nutrition helps pets live longer, enhances their coats, keeps their teeth clean and breath sweet, clears up skin ailments …

Pet Obesity Dog On Scale

What to Do If Your Pet Is Overweight | Pet Obesity Part One

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With the holidays over, it’s time to turn a critical eye to body shapes. No not ours, our pets! The APOP (Association for Pet Obesity Prevention) reported in 2016 that over half the dog and cat populations are overweight. Obesity is defined as a body weight of 10 – 20% above the ideal weight. When checking your pet, a good …

Busted: Dogs Naturally Calls Bull$hit On Prescription Diet Dog Food

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Nutrition And Diet / By Dana Scott Let’s play a little game. Let’s find out if you’re among the 60% of smart dog owners or among the 40% who really, really need to read the rest of this article. Veterinarians reportedly place between 35% to 45% of their patients on prescription diet dog food. And dog owners apparently seem willing to follow …

How to Recognize Animal Neglect

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Animal neglect can vary from physical factors to environmental clues. Educating yourself on both types of animal neglect could help an animal in need. There are dozens of situations that could be considered neglect or abuse. Some of the physical signs of abuse or neglect could be too-tight collars, and open wounds that could cause infection if left untreated. Parasites, skin rashes, …

Tucker’s Raw Frozen Food

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Tucker’s Raw Frozen Try the frozen raw food that is fed at Zoos around the country! Tucker’s is Human Grade, and manufactured in a Wisconsin USDA facility to ensure the highest standards of food safety and product consistency. 95% Meat, Bone and Marrow 5% Simple Pumpkin AAFCO Compliant 100% from USA/Canada Not a Grind Read more about Tucker’s Raw Food …

We are Expanding Our Food Selection!

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Due to the ever increasing need by our customers for single protein and limited ingredient diets for their pets, we will be adding several to our line-up. First up is Pulsar which is manufactured by Horizons Pet Nutrition, a family owned developer and manufacturer of unique, progressive and healthy premium pet foods. This manufacturer sources only the best available local …

Should I Feed My Senior Pet a Senior Food?

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By Debra Manfield, Owner That depends. Is your pet overweight? Does your pet have problems with fats? Is your pet sedentary? Constipated? Does your pet suffer from arthritis? Some of you may think that if you answer yes to the questions above, then the answer would be yes! With a few exceptions, that would be incorrect. All the issues I’ve listed above …