Sometimes we forget how fortunate we are in the Piedmont. It’s a beautiful and friendly place. Mountains, foothills, lakes, streams, rivers and ponds. Pooch paradise. And so very close to the DC metro area. An easy day trip. Looking for dog friendly weekend destinations? We have quite a few. This is just the first in […]
“My Cardigan Welsh Corgi Bobby is a lean, mean, sheepherding machine and Pawgevity helps him stay that way. He loves the Pawgevity Lamb and I love the way it keeps him healthy. Many thanks to Carole and Norman for this great food!” Claire Ward, Washington, D.C. Many thanks to you, Claire! That Bobby’s a beauty!
In the process of transitioning your cat or dog to Pawgevity™? You may be noticing what seem like strange symptoms. These are most prevalent in animals that have been fed a dry diet exclusively prior to transition. Runny eyes, bad breath, odiferous skin, dull and shedding fur, a little lethargy, perhaps some itching, smelly urine. […]
Remove all dry food (cold turkey – cats become addicted to kibble shapes and sprayed on palatants and need to be weaned off). No free feeding (leaving food out). Mix a pea size amount of Pawgevity™ with their most delectable favorite wet food – tuna in water or sardines in olive oil work really well […]
It’s not just us humans that may have overdone it over the holidays. Time to get our four-footed (and tripod) friends back in shape and on those paws! Here are five easy ways: Don’t free feed. This is a surefire path to obesity. Optimal feeding in most cases is twice per day. Release their inner […]
Because of you, Cats and dogs are thriving and being healed through proper nutrition. You’re helping Pawgevity™ to provide the best food available for your animals. As opposed to our competitors that are importing meats, utilizing factory farms, incorporating bizarre novel trendy ingredients that are of no benefit, touting “raw” when they’re irradiated or pasteurized, […]
This is a guest post from one of our favorite writers, Margaret Bishop. Recently, I visited my sister in Seattle. Stella, her fourteen year old cow dog/boxer mix has lymphoma. They did one round of chemo and it nearly killed her. Some herding breeds have a genetic anomaly that makes them completely unable to tolerate […]
“Last Year’s Christmas Present” (author unknown) Twas the night before Christmas, when all through the house Not a creature was stirring, not even a mouse; The stockings were hung by the chimney with care, In hopes that St. Nicholas soon would be there; …The children were nestled all snug in their beds, With no thought […]
Many of you will be traveling by auto over this Thanksgiving holiday. And many will be bringing along those four-footed family members. Here are five easy tips to make the trip fun for everyone. – Feed a small meal at least two hours prior to “take off”. This allows time for the digestive process to […]
We’re asked this question – often. And, to be honest, sometimes it requires a step back, take a deep breath and smile approach. Internal voice- “Really? You’re asking us to recommend poison for your beloved cat/dog?”. Those who know us well know this is a real struggle. And then I realize. This is what Oprah […]