The Wiggles and Wagmore Company

08/22/2024

Quick reminder. Orders are due 8/27/2024.

06/23/2024

Here's a thought

05/13/2024

Looking for a better food for your pets? Let us help you.

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02/25/2024

Is your pet itchy? We may be able to help.

Check out our website at wigglesandwagmore.com

02/04/2024

Want your kids to be more active? Get a dog

Kids who have dogs get significantly more physical activity, compared to kids who don't. Researchers followed 600 children over three years, and found young girls got the biggest exercise boost.

12/24/2023

There has been a recall of Blue Ridge Beef Kitten Mix, Kitten Grind, and Puppy Mix. We have reached out to all of our customers and are encouraging them to compare their products to the information included in this announcement

Blue Ridge Beef is recalling all lot numbers and used by dates between N24 1124 to N24 1224 of their 2 lb log of Kitten Grind UPC 8 54298 00101 6; 2lb log of Kitten Mix UPC 8 54298 00143 6 and their 2lb log of Puppy Mix UPC 8 54298 00169 6 due to contamination of Salmonella and Listeria monocytogene

12/20/2023

Let's see those holiday pet pictures!!!!

12/16/2023

A little something for our cat customers 😀

09/05/2023

If your dog or cat is like Parker and has food allergies, raw feeding single-ingredient food might be the answer.

Our Parker gets very itchy and red when he eats chicken. We are happy to report he can eat turkey without issue.

Check out our Parker and Gunner as they wait patiently for dinner.

Let us know if we can help you on your journey.

03/22/2023

This is the cutest thing ever!!

Goose teaching Georgie how to use the dog door. He's such a sweet boy 🥹

03/11/2023

Recall alert: Purina

Nestlé Purina PetCare Company is expanding its voluntary recall of Purina Pro Plan Veterinary Diets EL Elemental (PPVD EL) prescription dry dog food due to a supplier error resulting in potentially elevated levels of vitamin D

01/02/2023

Ever wonder when the Wiggles and Wagmore Blue Ridge Beef orders are due?
Well you can find the dates on the WigglesandWagmore.com website under About!!!

01/01/2023

Happy New Year you party animals!!!!

12/25/2022

09/25/2022

Great info for disasters and pets!!

Hi there! Great Danes and Friends Rescue Community and NDARRT have come up with a list of items to hopefully help when dealing with a disaster situation and keeping your pets safe and helping to find and reclaim them should they become lost and/or found.

1. In Permanent Marker on their belly write your: Name, Cell Number, Address, PETS NAME, Vets Name, Address and Number, any pertinent medical conditions, a friend or family members name and number...AS MUCH INFORMATION AS YOU CAN FIT CLEARLY

2. Take as many distinctive pictures of your pet from every angle with your cell phone or digital camera and send them to friends and relatives out of the area. Also make sure to include pictures of yourself with your pets. Include a pic of your ID with your pets send to as many individuals as you can think of and ask them to keep for you. See example I used this as my dog Buster has freckles on his nose....they are distinctive.....know your pets markings...he also has a perfect brown dot right above his tail.....You may need these pics sent to you later to claim your pet if they turn up at a shelter, as proof that you are the owner. If you loose your photos in a disaster, this is one way that a pic can be digitally recovered by anyone at anyplace via electronic mode.

3. Make sure your pets are chipped and all chip information is up to date, also make sure your Vet has the chip information in your pets file, including the company that holds your pets chip information.

4. Make sure if you are in a Fire Emergency you switch any NYLON Collars or Harnesses out for LEATHER ONLY, in the recent Colorado Fires Nylon collars and Harnesses were melting on to the pets....It is also a good idea to write any information on the inside of your pets collar as well as their belly.

5. Livestock owners use a Dark and Light Cattle Marker to mark your animals information.

6. It is always a good idea to keep collars, leashes, treats, and towels in your vehicle in case you come across an animal that is running loose and needs your help. Always use caution and never step out of your comfort zone. Only you know what that is. But if you feel comfortable those things are the minimal items necessary to keep everyone happy and safe.

7. If your pet is on medications, it may be worth a try to place some medications in a small zip type bag and rubber band tightly to the collar along with instructions, as well as any other pertinent information such as addresses and phone numbers, IT IS STILL IMPORTANT TO WRITE THIS INFORMATION DIRECTLY ON THE PET IN CASE THE COLLAR IS LOST!!! Strange things happen in tornadoes especially, going overboard is never a bad idea when it comes to safety.

8. It is hard to imagine but people take advantage of people and animals at the most difficult of times, if something doesn't feel right it probably isn't. Ask for identification before you hand over a pet. Just because someone says they are a representative of an official organization doesn't make it so, do your homework.....this is someone's family member that may have wandered your way. Please do take care, as it may be all they have left in this world.... and thank you so much for doing so.....

9. If it hasn't been said before, PLEASE PLEASE do not leave your animals tied out to ANYTHING. Should flood waters or storm surge hit, they have little chance of survival. If you need assistance with travel and your animal, ASK.

08/31/2022

Great news for pets that wear clothes!!!

The line features fringe-trimmed cowgirl dresses, rhinestone-bejeweled harnesses, gingham shirts and bandanas, concert T-shirts, toys and even a blond wig inspired by the singer.

08/31/2022

Great suggestions on feeding your per!

Healthy, hungry dogs eat without needing to be cajoled, but dogs that lose their appetites are another matter. Sudden loss of appetite requires a vet 👩🏽‍⚕️visit.
Although there isn’t a one size-fits-all-solution when dogs begin to refuse food and it depends on health status, at least one (and hopefully more) of these things can help your dog:


▶Change the diet (be sure it’s balanced) Dogs can associate feeling nauseous with something they ate in the past that seemed to have caused the nausea, and if that something happens to be the usual diet, food aversion happens quickly.


▶ Change the feeding bowl. A flat plate can seem attractive to a dog who usually eats from a bowl. Some dogs refuse any type of feeding utensil, but will eat food off a place mat on the floor. Others enjoy a 'buffet' served in a muffin tin or what have you.


▶ Sometimes an area of a room or even an entire room becomes a “bad place”. Negative experiences like nausea and vomiting may be related to that location. Try another place in that same room, or feed the dog in another room.


▶Change the texture of food. If soft foods are usually fed, try something crunchy like dehydrated bits of meat sprinkled over regular food, crushed rice cake (just a little), etc. If hard foods are usually fed, switch to soft foods like boiled chicken, poached fish, etc.


▶ Try a different temperature of food. Warm it up or try it cold. Most dogs prefer warm food, but some are eager even for some frozen foods like peas, or a frozen ice cube of chicken broth to lap at.


▶ The sense of smell may be altered for some dogs. Stronger scents seem to gain attention. Try a drizzle of canned sardine juice on food, a sprinkle of Parmesan cheese, dollop of tomato paste, baby food (chicken in broth is a favorite), or poach liver in a good amount of water, so you can drizzle the liver juice on food. Freeze leftover broth in an ice cube tray for easy warm-up as needed.



▶ Dogs are masters at body language, and when you worry, the dog worries too. Feeding a bite of cheese with a combination of dread and hope doesn’t work. Make it a happy game. Hid a pill in cheese? First tiny bite has nothing it in, second bite has nothing in it, third has the pill and fourth has nothing in it again.


Be sure to feed a diet that’s correct for your particular dog 🐶and his/her health challenges and keep your chin up. You can do this!

08/26/2022

It's National Dog Day! Let's see your dog photos!!

08/13/2022

Isn't this awesome!!

08/12/2022

Have you checked out our calendar on the Wiggles and Wagmore ABOUT page? No?

Check it out here: https://www.wigglesandwagmore.com/w-w-calendar

All of the delivery and due dates are listed here.

04/06/2022

Dogs and humans helping each other in unimaginable times

03/19/2022

Caution!!

02/07/2022

You know your a raw feeder when...

02/06/2022

Show us your pets and kids!!

https://youtu.be/pZwvrxVavnQ

01/10/2022

Anybody try this yet? Pretty sure I would look like the lady that gets pulled behind a great day!! Check it out!!

12/19/2021

People often have an incorrect idea of socialization in puppies. Here is a fantastic list:

04/30/2021

04/19/2021

Check out our updated deadlines on our Wiggles and Wagmore calendar. You can find the calendar here:

03/28/2021

Caution

“We’re seeing it show up in all sorts of products,” said Ahna Brutlag of the Pet Poison Helpline. “Products that aren’t even edible.”

03/20/2021

Here's one for those of us who have lost a great dog.

https://vm.tiktok.com/ZMeAex2Yc/

We miss you, sweet boy 🐾