Skin issues, yeasty paws, ear infections, excess shedding, mobility issues. Supplements can play an important part in your pets overall health. By introducing the correct supplement for the job, it’s possible to reduce the need for medical intervention. Natural supplementation in your pets diet can help gently replenish important nutritient components to ensure their needs are being met, which allow them to become our forever dog.
As a specialty health and wellness store, we’ve got a major selection of unique supplements for almost every need and more!
Skin issues, yeasty paws, ear infections, excess shedding, mobility issues, immune boosters. Supplements of all kinds play a vital role in ensuring your pets optimal health, and we’re proud to say that we have some of the best options available!
A few to name; Seal Oil, Green Lipped Mussel, Calendula, Turmeric, Slippery Elm, Spirulina, Milk Thistle, and so many more!
Procuring quality ingredients to make your own meals can be a daunting task. So that’s why we take the difficulty out of the equation when looking at what and how to feed raw. We’ve put together a meal plan list and cost breakdown to help make the decision easier. Going by weight is a starting point that we use to help ease people into it, you’ll find that feeding raw isn’t as scary as some make it out to be.
We’ve put together a meal plan list and cost breakdown to help make the decision easier. Going by weight to ensure a starting point made easy, you’ll find that feeding raw isn’t as scary as some make it out to be.
We have the joy of helping pet parents receive knowledge and education on the species appropriate way of feeding our companions. Sometimes, questions arise that may need to be answered and we want to ensure that you feel confident that you’re doing the right thing by feeding your pet safely and fully balanced. So, we’ve got a collection of frequently asked questions our customers can refer to, as well as a plethora of information on our food, supplements and natural treats. We love being a trusted source for all of our wonderful customers and their pet needs!
Sometimes questions come up that may need a quick answer and we want to make sure that you feel confident that youre doing the right thing, so we’ve got a quick reference guide of some common questions you might have regarding raw feeding.
It’s exciting to see how open people are becoming to the idea of feeding a species appropriate diet! With just a few renouned veterinarians and a ton of pet nutritionists on board, we’re seeing a movement that is changing our companions lives, one bowl at a time.
We’ve collected some amazing educational videos, including a short documentary about the pet food industry and how it’s changed over time.
Jeff McFarlane is the proud owner of Thrive Pet Food Market. But his passion doesn’t stop at making sure your pets are well fed and tuckered out. He also writes bi-weekly article for the local paper, The Lance. With a wide range of topics, he talks about a lot of things that can help pet parents make more informed decisions regarding their fur babies care.
I keep seeing the use of the terms ‘ultra-processed’ and ‘hyper-processed’ in my feeds, and we are also asked questions about them in our store. We all know we’re supposed to avoid processed foods in our diets, but what does the addition of ‘hyper-’ or ‘ultra- ’mean when talking about pet food? Processed foods for people are things like bologna or cheese slices. They still look and taste…
Almost every day I get questions about pets with joint pain and, because of what I do, my social media feeds on are full of ads for products to deal with these issues. There are many components to joint pain and the conventional solution is anti-inflammatory medications. These can be non-steroidal (NSAIDs) or steroids, depending on severity, and they work quickly and effectively. However, I have two concerns.…
As the weather turns nicer, dog parks are seeing more fair-weather users, meaning we need to address etiquette in off-leash parks. We hear of far too many pet injuries caused by preventable incidents. Bringing a fetch toy, such as a ball, can lead to conflict in a dog park. You know its your dog’s toy, your dog knows it’s their toy, but other dogs see “ball” and think…
