Rundown Ranch Cattle Dogs

06/17/2026

Happy belated Birthday to Sadie and Bear Litter 06.13.23 🎉🎈 Marvin, Rye, Ruby and Raelyn 🎁🎂
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06/17/2026

Wonder what they dream about 🤔 Daisy and Bear Litter 06.11.26
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06/15/2026

Daisy and Bear Litter 06.11.26
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06/14/2026

Vet Check ☑️ Everybody is healthy. Daisy and Bear Litter 06.11.26
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06/13/2026

Daisy is a wonderful momma. 7 healthy puppies, 4 girls and 3 boys. Still working on the color a of few. Daisy and Bear Litter 06.11.26
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06/12/2026

Don't let your furry friend get burned! Keep paws safe from scorching pavement this summer.

06/12/2026

Even better, no kibble!

🥦 More fresh vegetables. Less cancer.

In a peer-reviewed study published in JAVMA, researchers at Purdue University found that dogs🐶 eating vegetables several times per week had dramatically lower rates of bladder cancer. The more vegetables🥦🥕 dogs ate, the lower their risk appeared to be, even though the vast majority of dogs in the study were eating predominantly dry kibble. The study remains one of the most influential and widely discussed pieces of research examining diet and cancer risk in dogs.

One of the most surprising findings was that vitamin supplements did not show the same protective association as whole vegetables.

Why does that matter?

Because nutrition is more than nutrients.💊

Whole foods contain thousands of naturally occurring compounds that work together in ways we still don’t fully understand. Fiber nourishes beneficial gut bacteria. Polyphenols help regulate inflammation. Carotenoids, flavonoids, glucosinolates, and other phytochemicals support detoxification, cellular repair, immune function, and healthy aging.

Many of these compounds are absent from synthetic vitamin premixes because they aren’t classified as essential nutrients, even though they may play important roles in long-term health.

Meeting minimum nutrient requirements may prevent deficiency. But thriving may require much more than simply adding isolated synthetic nutrients to an ultra-processed diet.

Real food delivers far more than what’s listed on a nutrition label.