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2127 S State Rte 157, Edwardsville, IL 62025
(618) 692-4729
Open Today Until 7:00 pm
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1711 Park Ave, St. Louis, MO 63104
(314) 773-7297
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HOW TO AVOID THE WINTERTIME ITCHY BLUES & YOUR DOG OR CAT

It’s time to get ready! Wintertime brings us colder temperatures, longer nights and much drier air. This can cause both our skin and our dog and cat’s skin to become drier and itchier. There are a few things you can do to help alleviate your pet’s discomfort with dry skin,...

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AND THE FLEA’S HAVE IT! FLEA PREVENTION FOR YOUR DOG & CAT

Flea Prevention Oh no, it’s FLEA SEASON!!! (again!) Actually, fleas are active whenever there isn’t a frost. This means that they could be on your pet and in your yard, well into the autumn months, and come out fairly early in the Spring too. They could also be brought indoors....

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ALLERGIES! YOUR DOG MAY HAVE THEM TOO!

Dogs, like humans, can suffer from allergies. Itching of the skin is the most common symptom of a dog allergy. The respiratory tract can be affected causing coughing, sneezing, and/or wheezing. At times, the eyes and nose may develop a discharge. Also, the digestive system may be affected causing vomiting...

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FREEZE-DRIED RAW FOOD PET DIETS VS FROZEN RAW PET DIETS – WHAT’S THE DIFFERENCE?

There are so many options when choosing your pet’s diet and one of those is the new addition of Freeze-Dried Raw Food Diets that have come into the market over the past few years. But is a freeze-dried diet the same as a fresh or raw frozen diet? The short answer is...

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Shared Blog Post: 5 Anti-Raw Arguments by Dr Karen Becker

"According to an article I ran across recently, veterinarians at the highly regarded Colorado State University James L. Voss Veterinary Teaching Hospital do not recommend feeding raw diets to pets. This is disappointing, but not surprising. Many veterinary schools tend to gloss over the entire subject of nutrition, leaving it up to...

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HOW TO AVOID THE WINTERTIME ITCHY BLUES & YOUR DOG OR CAT

It’s time to get ready! Wintertime brings us colder temperatures, longer nights and much drier air. This can cause both our skin and our dog and cat’s skin to become drier and itchier. There are a few things you can do to help alleviate your pet’s discomfort with dry skin,...

Read More

AND THE FLEA’S HAVE IT! FLEA PREVENTION FOR YOUR DOG & CAT

Flea Prevention Oh no, it’s FLEA SEASON!!! (again!) Actually, fleas are active whenever there isn’t a frost. This means that they could be on your pet and in your yard, well into the autumn months, and come out fairly early in the Spring too. They could also be brought indoors....

Read More

ALLERGIES! YOUR DOG MAY HAVE THEM TOO!

Dogs, like humans, can suffer from allergies. Itching of the skin is the most common symptom of a dog allergy. The respiratory tract can be affected causing coughing, sneezing, and/or wheezing. At times, the eyes and nose may develop a discharge. Also, the digestive system may be affected causing vomiting...

Read More

FREEZE-DRIED RAW FOOD PET DIETS VS FROZEN RAW PET DIETS – WHAT’S THE DIFFERENCE?

There are so many options when choosing your pet’s diet and one of those is the new addition of Freeze-Dried Raw Food Diets that have come into the market over the past few years. But is a freeze-dried diet the same as a fresh or raw frozen diet? The short answer is...

Read More

Shared Blog Post: 5 Anti-Raw Arguments by Dr Karen Becker

"According to an article I ran across recently, veterinarians at the highly regarded Colorado State University James L. Voss Veterinary Teaching Hospital do not recommend feeding raw diets to pets. This is disappointing, but not surprising. Many veterinary schools tend to gloss over the entire subject of nutrition, leaving it up to...

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