What can be mixed with dry dog food? Dry dog food is designed to supply the complete nutrition your dog needs, but that doesn’t mean every meal has to be plain kibble. Mixing in toppers and mixers can add flavor, aroma, moisture, and variety to meals—making eating more appealing for picky, older, or small-breed dogs … Read more

Patient Condition and History Miguel is an 11-month-old, 9-pound male Chihuahua mix that sustained severe bite wounds after an encounter with a much larger dog. His injuries included deep puncture wounds to the neck and a significant wound to the left elbow. He was unable to bear weight on his left foreleg and tended to … Read more

Whole pieces of freeze-dried meat are one of the products made daily in our Farm Fresh Kitchens.We are proud to announce that our Minnesota-based Farm Fresh Kitchens manufacturing facility has earned an A grade certification from the British Retail Consortium’s (BRC) Global Standard for Food Safety. This achievement reflects our team’s dedication, the quality of … Read more

Pet Anxiety Pets experience anxiety much like people do. Recognizing that your dog or cat can feel fear, stress, and emotional discomfort is the first step toward helping them. Beyond proper nutrition and exercise, pets benefit from thoughtful mental and emotional care. Common forms of anxiety in pets include general fearfulness, separation anxiety, and anxiety … Read more

Halloween brings costumes, decorations, and plenty of sweets — but many seasonal treats and snacks are unsafe for dogs. Chocolate, sugar-free candies, and certain nuts can cause serious illness. This article explains which treats are safe, which are dangerous, how to spot signs of trouble, and practical steps to keep your dog healthy and happy … Read more

Switching your cat’s dry food to a higher-quality, nutrient-dense formula—such as Wellness CORE or Wellness Complete Health—is an excellent step toward supporting lifelong wellbeing. Because a cat’s digestive system is sensitive, abrupt changes can cause diarrhea, vomiting, or refusal to eat. A gradual, intentional transition helps prevent these issues and gives your pet the best … Read more

Canine health prevention focuses on keeping your dog happy, comfortable, and healthy for as many years as possible. One of the simplest and most effective steps you can take is to schedule an annual veterinary checkup. That yearly visit is a cornerstone of preventive care and plays a major role in detecting early signs of … Read more

What to Feed a Dog with an Upset Stomach Diarrhea and vomiting are common in dogs and, in many cases, settle within a couple of days. If your dog has a mild digestive upset—loose stools or brief vomiting but is otherwise bright and behaving normally—you can often manage the situation at home. This guide explains … Read more

Every responsible pet owner knows that veterinary care is a routine part of caring for a dog or cat. What many owners don’t always know is what a vet visit should cost — from basic preventative services and vaccinations to diagnostics and emergency treatment. Understanding typical veterinary fees can help you plan and avoid surprises … Read more

Your dog cannot tell you where it hurts, but its body constantly sends signals. The challenge is that many dogs instinctively hide pain, and owners often miss early signs until the condition becomes severe. Recognizing the signs your dog is in pain can mean the difference between catching a treatable problem early and facing a … Read more