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At Dingo’s Natural Pet in Denver, we believe that what you feed your furry family member is one of the most important decisions you can make. Walk down any pet food aisle, and you’ll see the word “protein” plastered across countless bags and cans. But not all proteins are created equal. The source, quality, and digestibility of the protein in your pet’s diet can mean the difference between a pet that merely survives and one that truly thrives.

We love our pets like family. They greet us at the door, comfort us when we’re down, and bring endless joy (and fur) into our homes. Naturally, we want to keep them looking and feeling their best. So, out come the brushes, shampoos, and nail clippers, and before you know it, you’re in the middle of a DIY grooming session.

For many pet parents, mealtime is one of the highlights of the day. There’s nothing like watching your pup’s tail wag or your cat’s eyes widen in anticipation of their favorite food. But lately, more and more owners are asking an important question: Is raw feeding right for my pet?

If you’re like most pet parents, you want your furry family member to live the longest, happiest, healthiest life possible. We go out of our way to give them nutritious food, comfy beds, fun toys, and plenty of snuggles. But even the best diets sometimes need a little boost. That’s where essential vitamins and minerals come in: the tiny nutrients that have a big impact on your pet’s overall well-being.

Bath time. For some pets, it’s a splashy good time. For others? A battle of wills, wet floors, and flying fur. Whether you have a Labrador who loves mud puddles or a cat who can hear a shampoo bottle from three rooms away, bathing your pet doesn’t have to be stressful—for you or for them.

Switching your dog or cat to a new food can feel like a delicate dance—and for good reason. A sudden diet change might lead to tummy woes, picky eating, or even digestive upset. But with the right plan, you can make it a smooth transition that keeps tails wagging and whiskers twitching. Here’s your friendly roadmap to changing pet food the right way.

For many pet parents, scheduling a grooming session is just another item on the to-do list. But for our furry friends, it’s a whole different story. The unfamiliar sights, sounds, and smells of the grooming salon can make even the most easygoing pet feel a little uncertain. And for anxious pets, the experience can be downright overwhelming if they haven’t been properly prepared.

As devoted pet parents, we often focus on providing our furry companions with the best food, ample exercise, and endless affection. However, there’s a crucial aspect of pet care that sometimes gets overlooked: regular nail trimming. While it might seem like a minor detail, maintaining your pet’s nails is essential for their overall health and well-being.

As more people embrace plant-based lifestyles for health, ethical, and environmental reasons, it’s natural to wonder if our pets can join us on this journey. After all, dogs and cats are more than just pets—they’re family. But when it comes to feeding them a vegan diet, the question arises: Is it safe? Can dogs and cats thrive without meat, or are we putting their health at risk?