Blog — raw diets for dogs

I don’t typically offer rigid “fixes” for behavior, because every dog is an individual—and every moment is unique. What works in one situation may not apply in another. With that in mind, I always encourage you to trust your intuition and respond to your dog in the present moment, regardless of what I—or anyone else—has suggested. That said, here are some general guidelines to help calm a hyperactive or anxious dog: 1. Reduce stimulation indoorsCreate a calm, predictable home environment. Keep greetings neutral—no big excitement when you come and go. You may even experiment with an “attention diet” (no touch,...

The answer is definitely yes—but here’s what you should know: Green tripe is not for the faint of heart.It looks like brains and smells… well, like poop. But that’s part of what makes it so valuable. It’s packed with digestive enzymes and beneficial bacteria that support your dog’s gut health. Storage matters.Don’t store it in plastic unless you’re okay with your containers smelling like cow stomach forever. Glass or dedicated freezer containers are your friend here. It’s a social experiment.Your roommates might hate you—but your dog (and your dog friends) will absolutely love you. Quality is everything.We recommend sourcing from...