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At Pet Wants Scottsdale, we believe fresh is better, and that is why we focus on slow-cooked, small-batch dog & cat food that we deliver to your door in no time at all.

18/05/2022

The majority of pet food today is mass-produced in large batches using less-than-optimal protein sources and cooking temperatures. These highly processed products end up waiting in warehouses up to a year and a half before reaching your pet's bowl! But we know your pets deserve better - and that's why we founded Pet Wants. Our food is handcrafted with the best ingredients possible in small batches, and goes from our our kitchen to your pet's bowl in as early as 30 days! Fresh, local, delivered, and made healthy and with love - that's our guarantee to you and your furry family!

16/05/2022

Your canine best friend has unique needs in his mature years. He may experience discomfort associated with aging such as mobility issues and joint inflammation. However, we have products that may be able to relieve age-related discomfort and help keep your senior pet young at heart for years to come, in tandem with our Pet Wants Senior Formula food and regular vet care. Ask us about these special products as well as when you should switch your pet's food to our special senior formula if you haven't already, to help him age optimally!

13/05/2022

If your cat or dog suffers from situational anxiety or discomfort associated with aging, you may think that there's not much you can do. But as fellow pet parents, we know there's nothing worse than the thought that your furry family member may be suffering in silence! The good news is that there are some things you can try that can help ease these types of issues, including special products we carry that may be able to give your pet some relief - alongside normal vet visits of course. Comment below or DM us to learn more and see what we currently have in stock!

11/05/2022

Here at Pet Wants, we are proud of what's *not* in our food! We use only the freshest, necessary, and most natural ingredients, handcrafted in small batches. Fresh, local, delivered - that's our promise!

09/05/2022

The gift of wellness keeps on giving! 💚 Maintain joy, comfort, and relaxation in your furry family with unique products that can both sustain your pet's health and give relief from anxiety and discomfort. Message us to learn more and see what we have in stock!

06/05/2022

Whether you're taking your pets on a quick vet visit or on vacation, car travel can be stressful for your dog or cat. Ask us about products that can keep your pets calm on the road, so that you can both stay comfortable! 🚙

04/05/2022

Made with therapeutic-grade essential oils, our Pet Wants Calm Balm is great for car sickness/anxiety, nausea, and colitis - it also fights parasites! If you have an anxious pup, try some today!

02/05/2022

Loud noises, separation anxiety, new environments, grooming, vet visits, house guests - many things can give your dog anxiety. The good news is that we can help! Ask us about unique products that can help keep your dog calm and relaxed during stressful situations

29/04/2022

The best way to prevent your cat from getting a hairball is to brush them regularly to cut down on the amount of potential fur they ingest. There are several reasons hairballs can become more common. Your cat may simply be shedding his winter coat, or he could have skin allergies or sensitivities which cause excessive self-grooming. We have some more tips that can help!

• Adding digestive enzymes to your cat’s Pet Wants Food can help dramatically reduce hairballs. They help break down the consumed hair and allow for easier passage.
• Add some extra fiber to your cat’s diet to help move things through their digestive system better.
• Exclusively feeding dry food may not be enough to meet your cat's hydrations needs. You might consider getting your cat a water fountain to encourage them to drink more, or add canned food to your cat's diet.
• Try supplements to make the skin & coat healthier. When your cat is self-grooming there will be less shedding, and so less of a chance for hairballs.

Pet Wants is your one-stop shop for everything you need to keep your kitty healthy and happy! Have any questions about your kitty's nutrition or any of our recommendations? Ask below!

27/04/2022

Today we celebrate our mini canine family members and the people who adore them! The best thing you can do to pamper your little dog is to take care of their health - and with Pet Wants fresh, nutritious, and 100% natural pet food, we make pampering your little pooch a breeze.

Do you have a little pampered dog? We need proof! Post those pics below!

25/04/2022

Made locally with an essential oil blend that helps brings down your pet's anxiety level, Pet Wants Calming Balm is great for car sickness, nausea, colitis, or triggering events such as vet visits or fireworks - it also fights parasites. Apply a thin layer to absorption areas such as stomach or back of legs to help relieve discomfort or help calm your pet

22/04/2022

One of our missions this month is to spread all the information we can about preventing Lyme disease in dogs! Make sure to inspect your dogs and yourself for ticks after being outside, especially after walks through the grass or woods. Look especially on your dog's feet and between toes, on lips, around eyes, ears and inside ears, and under the tail. Keep your grass mowed as short as possible and use a 100% natural flea and tick spray on your dog - some of our locations carry or can recommend one. Making sure your dog is up to date on their vaccinations is another key way to keep them safe. Remember, when it comes to Lyme disease, prevention is better - and cheaper - than the cure!

20/04/2022

is completely nutritious - and completely delicious!

18/04/2022

Did you know that today is National Cat Lady Day? You do now! Although owning multiple cats definitely *doesn't* make you crazy, we're crazy about cats in general - and giving them the absolute best food possible! 😻 Even the pickiest kitty will love our nutritionally complete and balanced Pet Wants Adult Cat and Kitten food, formulated to meet the nutritional levels established by the AAFCO cat food nutrient profiles for All Life Stages. We offer free delivery with our auto-delivery program too, so no more running out of food and no more heavy bags! Are you as crazy about cats as we are? Share some kitty pics today, preferably with us!

15/04/2022

Protect your dog - and yourself! - safely and naturally with our Mosquito, Flea and Tick Repellent for dogs (not for use on cats!). Handcrafted in the USA and made with essential oils and only natural ingredients, it's a safe & effective natural alternative to drops, pills, and collars. Get outside with peace of mind!

13/04/2022

In March we talked about the difference between food allergies & sensitivities, and then last week how to spot a food allergy in your pet (read those two posts if you missed them!) This last post in the series, we're going to talk about how to support and manage a pet with a food allergy. The obvious is to avoid foods that trigger flare-ups, rashes, and stomach upset. Your vet may also recommend an elimination diet, which involves only feeding them certain foods with limited ingredients and slowly reintroducing other foods over time. Find out if your pet’s breed is more susceptible to certain food sensitivities.

Additional tips include:
• Support the immune system - Fish or increased Omega 3s can help your pet's immune system be more anti-inflammatory (krill oil, fish oil, DHA). Antioxidant-rich foods also help with this.
• Probiotics help ease uncomfortable symptoms, while supporting healthy bowel function and digestion at the same time.
• Always introduce new foods slowly with a transition period. If possible, introduce each new ingredient one at a time. This will make it much easier to identify ingredients that don’t agree with your pet in the event that they have an adverse reaction.

Don't forget, you can always ask our nutrition experts if you have any questions about feeding your pet!

10/04/2022

Go ahead, you know what to do! 🐶 💚

You love your pets, and we love feeding them - with fresh, nutritious pet food made with the best ingredients possible and delivered to your doorstep. Check out our selection of food and treats and find something your best friend will love! https://www.petwants.com/locator

08/04/2022

Remember - the best and easiest way to prevent Lyme disease is to inspect your dog for ticks after they've been outside! Lyme disease is, unfortunately, a fairly common canine disease. Typical symptoms in dogs include:
• Fever
• Loss of appetite
• Reduced energy
• Lameness (can be shifting, intermittent, and recurring)
• Generalized stiffness, discomfort, or pain
• Swelling of joints
Serious cardiac and neurological effects can also occur, as well as kidney failure. See your vet immediately if your dog shows these symptoms. Treatment for Lyme disease in dogs usually involves a course of antibiotics which will last for 4 weeks or longer. Your vet may also prescribe anti-inflammatory medication to help alleviate joint pain.

06/04/2022

Last month we talked about symptoms of causes of spring season intolerances, sensitivities, or allergies in dogs, and today we're going to talk about treatment. This may vary depending on the specific allergen your dog is having a reaction to, but your vet may recommend:

➜ Decontamination - your dog may need a bath using a hypoallergenic cleanser for skin irritations and allergic reactions.

➜ Medication - antihistamines or mild steroids may be given to effectively control your dog's symptoms. Since these allergies are seasonal, these medications may only need to be given throughout the spring months. Be sure to follow your vet's dosage, and never give your dog any over-the-counter antihistamines without his consent.

➜ Environmental Changes - Dogs need to go outside on a regular basis and the pollen in the air from the trees and flowers is unavoidable, but limiting your dog’s time outdoors and keeping him from resting in the grass close to flowering plants is one thing you can do to limit his exposure to potential allergens.

Spring season allergies are temporary, and once you get your dog on a regimen of effective control of his body to the allergens, he will begin to enjoy the outdoors once again!

04/04/2022

Last month, we talked about the difference between food allergies, intolerances, and sensitivities. This week we're going to talk about common allergens, and how to know if your pet is affected by one.

Some pet food companies promote their products as being “allergen-free.” Even more popular is the claim that grain-free diets are better for pets with food intolerances, sensitivities, or allergies. Contrary to these claims, grains happen to be an uncommon cause of food allergies — it's most commonly due to animal proteins!

Most of the food-related allergies seen in dogs are caused by beef, dairy, wheat, chicken, lamb, soy, pork, rabbit, and ﬁsh, and for cats it's beef, fish, chicken, and dairy. It’s important to note that most pets do just fine eating foods with these ingredients, and there’s no need to switch them to a different food if they don't display any signs of an allergic reaction.

Common symptoms of food allergies include:
• Dry, itchy skin (dermatitis) - in dogs, it tends to affect the ears, rear ends, stomachs, and paws. In cats, it's most common around the head, neck, and ears.
• Red eyes or eye discharge
• Vomiting and diarrhea
• Hair loss
• Ear infections
Note that these symptoms could also be signs of a virus, parasitic infection, or other illness. Even if you are unsure if they’re having a true allergic reaction, pets should see a vet as soon as signs appear to assess the issue and alleviate any discomfort.

31/03/2022

Be careful of this this marketing bait and switch: salmon and 'saulmon' are two different ingredients!

25/03/2022

🚗 Taking your pet with you on the road this spring? Here are some tips to make the trip fun and safe for both of you!

🚘 Make frequent stops (about every 2-3 hours) to allow your pet to go to the bathroom and get some exercise. Offer them water at each stop and try to keep your pet's feeding schedule as close to normal as possible.
🚘 Properly restrain your pet in the car. Small pets should be confined in crates or in travel-safe beds, and larger dogs should be appropriately restrained with harnesses attached to the car's seat belts.
🚘 We know this won't give us popularity points for saying so, but pets should not be allowed to ride with their heads outside the window. Dirt and other debris can enter their eyes, ears and nose and cause injury or infection.
🚘 Providing a familiar blanket and/or safe toy can help make your pet more comfortable during the trip.
🚘 Never leave your pet in your vehicle without you.

Have any questions about car travel with your pet? Ask us below!

23/03/2022

In addition to being Cuddly Kitten Day, it is *also* National Puppy Day! We celebrate puppies every day here at Pet Wants, but if you have a baby canine of your own then our experts recommend a healthy dose of cuddles on this special occasion 🐶 ❤️

Puppies need love, care, and excellent nutrition. This is why Pet Wants Puppy formula has all of the things your pup needs for a complete diet that is perfect for growing dogs. Protein from chicken our number-one ingredient, promotes healthy muscle development, along with probiotics for gut health, balanced calcium & phosphorus for healthy bone growth; natural sources of glucosamine which helps support developing joints, and omega rich fish oil helps nourish brain & vision development. This complete meal in a bowl will help your pup grow into their strongest, happiest, and healthiest self!

Have any questions about feeding your puppy? Ask our experts below!

23/03/2022

While any day is a great day for cuddling kittens, today is definitely recommend for giving a baby feline some extra attention. Use caution though - if your kitten-less friend or family members experience the joy of cuddling your kitten, you may not get it back anytime soon! 😸

Kittens, adorable as they are, can certainly be a handful, and that can be especially true when it comes to finding food they will actually eat. This is why we focus on flavors they will love, and ingredients that will keep them healthy. You can be sure to give your furball of joy the best start with Pet Wants Kitten Food; specifically crafted to keep them purring. Protein from chicken, the number-one ingredient, promotes healthy muscle development, along with balanced calcium & phosphorus for healthy bone growth; natural sources of glucosamine which helps support joints, and omega rich fish oil helps nourish brain & vision development, while supporting healthy skin and a vibrant, soft coat. Serving with cuddles recommended!

Have any questions about feeding your kitten? Ask our experts below! P.S. Sharing kitten pics is highly recommended! 😻

21/03/2022

➜ Food Allergies: What They Are & What They’re Not

Pets can become allergic to certain foods, even if they’ve been on the same diet for years. Food intolerances, sensitivities, or allergies in pets are not as common as many pet food companies let on. In fact, food allergies make up only 10% of allergy cases in dogs and are the third most common type of allergy in cats. Exactly why an intolerances, sensitivities, or allergy develops is uncertain but genetic predisposition is a factor and they can develop and worsen over time.

➜ Allergies, Intolerances, Adverse Food Reactions: What’s the Difference?

A food allergy *could* be the cause of your pet’s itchy skin, ear infection, or upset bowels but it could more than likely be another cause. It is important to understand the difference between a true allergy and other kinds of food sensitivities or intolerances. A food allergy is an immune response that occurs when an animal’s immune system mistakes a protein from food as “an invader rather than a food item." When an animal has difficulty digesting a certain ingredient or nutrient, this is known as an intolerance or food sensitivity.

18/03/2022

Whether you're taking your pet with you on spring break, boarding, or getting a pet sitter, their situational stress can elevate due to the change in routine and location and they can suffer from anxiety. But whether your beloved furry friend is having a vacation or a staycation, we’ve got your pets covered with products and tips that can help them relax and stay happy such as chews and bully sticks, treats, or CBD chews and oils. Ask what we've got below and how we can help! Don't forget to tell us about your trip too so that we can make sure you have enough food!

17/03/2022

🍀 Happy St. Patrick's Day! 🍀 Or should we say St. PAWtrick's Day? How about St. CATrick's Day? Ok, we'll stop with the pet puns...We wish you and your furry family a fun and safe holiday! (Or should we say...howl-iday? Sorry, we couldn't resist!)

14/03/2022

🚗 Traveling with your pet for spring break? ✈️ We have your pack list!
• Collar, leash, harness
• Crate, bed/blankets
• Toys
• Medications
• Food and cool, fresh water plus dishes for both (P.S. - let us know about your trip so that we can make sure you have enough Pet Wants food!)
• ID Tag + consider an additional travel ID tag with contact information for your accommodations (hotel, campground etc.), especially if you'll be somewhere that may have spotty cell phone reception.
• First Aid Kit for your pet
• For international travel, current copies of your pet's medical records. You may also need a Certificate of Veterinary Inspection and proof of vaccinations. Some airlines may require an acclimation certificate for air travel.

Hotels and campgrounds also have their own rules about what's allowed and what's required, and some have breed or size restrictions - make sure you check beforehand!

Is your pet a seasoned travel pro or do they love being home with you too much? Share your pics below?

13/03/2022

🎗 Today is National K9 Veterans Day! 🎗 K9 dogs are real-life four-legged superheroes; they protect us, work for justice, and save lives! They have been around ever since 1942, when an organization called Dogs for Defense was founded to train dogs to be sentries for WW2 supply depots. Modern-day working dogs are extremely well trained and incredibly versatile - they sniff out contraband, follow criminals, stand guard as security watchdogs, work in Search and Rescue, and more! K9 dogs are PAWsome, and we thank them for their service!

11/03/2022

🌺 Spring season intolerance, sensitivities, or allergies can occur in all areas of the US that have seasonal times of year. Pollen from trees and flowering plants is normally is released at the beginning of spring through the mid-spring months.

🌺 Symptoms of allergies in dogs may vary, depending on the severity of the allergic reaction, but you'll notice they are similar to symptoms in humans! They may include:
• Sneezing
• Coughing
• Watery eyes
• Itchy eyes
• Runny nose
• Skin irritations
• Red eyes

🌺 Types: There are several different types of allergens that may lead to an allergic reaction in your pet. In the springtime, these may include:
• Tree pollen
• Flowering shrubs
• Fleas
• Stinging insects, such as bees and wasps
• Ticks

🌺 The cause of the symptoms is the direct contact or the inhalation of allergens. Dogs may be allergic to one specific allergen, or multiple allergens during the season.

🌺 If your dog is exhibiting symptoms, make an appointment with your vet. Spring allergies are not always difficult to diagnose because they are seasonal and do not occur all year round, but you will begin to see a pattern of when the dog develops the symptoms and then when they dissipate.

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Pet Wants vs. Big-Brands

Online only retailers simply do not have the ability to create customized solutions for your pet. They aren't local and do not know you. Big-brand corporations also cannot offer you dog or cat food that's cooked in small batches and delivered to your pet's bowl within weeks; not 6-18 mos. Our food's nutritional value doesn't waste away on a warehouse shelf. Learn more about the Pet Wants difference by watching the short video below, or by visiting petwants.com.

6 Reasons to Switch to Pet Wants

Big-box, online-only retailers simply do not offer your pet what they want or need. Here are 6 reasons to switch to or stay with Pet Wants: 1. Personalized solutions. Since we are local, we're able to regularly observe, learn about, and love your pets like family. With online-only retailers, it's the opposite. Those interactions are impersonal and just transactions. 2. We have local nutrition specialists on-hand to help determine the best food for your pet based on breed, age, size, weight, activity level, food allergies and sensitivities, etc. Online-only retailers cannot say the same. 3. Our food is fresh and does not sit in a warehouse or on store shelves for several months to a year. Online-only retailers ship so much food that they have no choice but to sit on bulk quantities that become far too old by the time they reach your dog or cat's bowl. 4. The longer food ages, the more nutritionally incomplete it becomes for your dog or cat. You wouldn't want to eat food that is over a year old (and possibly spoiled), and neither do your pets. 5. Pet Wants delivers food to your pet's bowl within weeks of being made; not several months. This keeps food fresh, nutrient-rich, and tasting great. This is similar to the farm to table approach we humans enjoy. 6. Pet Wants dog and cat food is made in small-batches, slow-cooked, at low temperatures to lock in essential nutrients. Big-brand food brands often cook food at temperatures that are too high, which can reduce nutritional value and harm the flavor profile as well.

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