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You can’t get two types of dog food more different than raw dog food and dry dog food (otherwise known as kibble). One isn’t cooked at all, while the other is the most cooked form of dog food. There’s also a price difference, with raw food generally costing considerably more than kibble. Quality is the biggest selling point of the former, but affordability is a pull for the latter. This makes you wonder: Can you find a balance by mixing raw and kibble? With so many types of dog food available and debate over which kind of dog food is best, you might...

Healthy Pet Goals Checklist Nutrition ☐ Transition to a high-quality, balanced diet. ☐ Feed the correct portion size for their weight and activity level. ☐ Incorporate fresh foods like safe fruits and veggies. ☐ Keep treats to less than 10% of daily calories. ☐ Ensure your pet stays hydrated (add broth or wet food if needed). Exercise & Mental Stimulation ☐ Commit to daily walks or playtime. ☐ Rotate toys to keep them engaging and fun. ☐ Try new activities like agility, hiking, or swimming. ☐ Provide puzzle toys or games to challenge their mind. Wellness ☐ Schedule an annual...

As we step into a new year, it’s a great time to reflect on how we can improve our pets’ lives. From better health to fun training challenges, here are some ideas to make 2025 your pet’s happiest and healthiest year yet. 1. Prioritize Nutrition A balanced diet is key to your pet’s overall health. Upgrade Their Food: Switch to high-quality, natural pet food that matches your pet’s age, size, and activity level. (Ask us at JUPdog for recommendations like Farmina, Open Farm, Fromm, Small Batch and Raw food) Incorporate Supplements: Consider supplements for joint health, skin and coat care,...

The holiday season brings festive decorations, cheerful gatherings, and, unfortunately, some hidden dangers for our furry friends. Many popular holiday plants can be toxic to pets if ingested, so it’s important to know what to avoid and how to keep your pets safe. 1. Poinsettias These iconic red-and-green plants are a staple of holiday décor. While not highly toxic, poinsettias can cause mild irritation to a pet’s mouth and stomach, leading to drooling, vomiting, or diarrhea. Keep these plants out of reach to avoid an upset tummy! 2. Mistletoe Mistletoe may be a symbol of holiday romance, but it’s no...

The holiday season is a time for celebration, but it can also bring hidden dangers for our furry friends. Here are some tips to keep your pets safe and happy this holiday season: 🐾 Skip the Table ScrapsFoods like chocolate, garlic, onions, grapes, and rich leftovers can be toxic to pets. Stick to pet-friendly treats instead! 🌱 Beware of Toxic PlantsHoliday plants like poinsettias, mistletoe, and holly can be harmful if ingested. Consider pet-safe alternatives like faux greenery. 🎁 Watch Those DecorationsKeep an eye on curious pets around ornaments, tinsel, and string lights—they can be choking hazards or cause injuries....