As many of us on the East Coast are preparing for power outages due to Hurricane Irene’s wrath, we thought this tip might come in handy. Thank you to our friend Tammy R. of Culpeper, VA, who shared it with us many years ago as a way to keep beverages super cold on the beach. […]
We were in need of a good laugh at the end of a long Monday. Thanks Toni! “DOG’S DICTIONARY Leash: A strap that attaches to your collar, enabling you to lead your owner where you want him or her to go. Make sure that you are waiting patiently with leash in mouth when your owner […]
Today’s rather delicate subject arises from a recently asked question via a tweet from Ovie the Bulldog. (Please note: all questions are kept anonymous unless submitted publicly, we know that Ovie won’t mind us sharing.) Q: Ovie asks, “wants to know if increased butt-burps is normal when starting on the new food. It tastes great […]
We love to hear from our Pawgevity feeders, both new and old. You keep us on our toes with your questions, comments, feedback – and, especially, success stories. Over the next few days we’ll feature answers to some pawticularly pertinent recent questions. Q: “We were reading on a raw feeding site about dogs being really […]
“I got tired of drinking bad coffee” – Monty of Cabin Creek Roasters, Edinburg, VA. Every local entrepreneur has a story – a reason for being, a call, a mission, a purpose. As Norm and I sat down to dinner (locally grown) at our campsite last night, we reflected on all of the inspiring localpreneurs […]
Cats and dogs don’t have to suffer from diabetes. “My diabetic cat has been on your product and has done a 180. He’s gained weight, is happy again, and his blood sugar levels are within normal range now! Awesome.” Heather, Warrenton, Virginia
From Pet Product News International: “There’s no question that feeding raw is the natural way for our pets to eat”… Read the full article
This post is written by Mike Peterson, Farm Manager at Mount Vernon Farm. Lamb seems to be one of the most misunderstood and under-appreciated meats that I have worked with in my career in kitchens as well as raising them at Mount Vernon. We often get customers into the farm store who say they strongly […]
This spring has presented with an especially tough change of season. The intense heat, humidity and ozone alerts are taking a toll on all of us. Outdoor allergens are at their peak. Particularly affected by all of this are our cats and dogs. Here are some simple steps to help them (and you) through it […]
Posted by Victoria Farthing, DVM, CVA, CVH, Animal Wellness Center at Concord Farm [Editors note: We recommend, if you’re considering any supplements, to seek the guidance of your wholistic practitioner so as to avoid unnecessary or over supplementation. Do your homework and contact the manufacturer – be sure that all the ingredients are clean and […]