I wanted to share this story as a reminder that emotions have a strong impact on your pet’s health! Use this post as your excuse to spoil you and your pet. Do something fun together that you both haven’t done for a while! 🏕️🥾⛰️🏜️🌲
Comment down below 👇 what this would look like for you and your pet(s)! Where would you go? What would you do?
Thanks Maureen for letting us share this awesome story! ☺️
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I feel like Meeko’s patience is out of the norm. Is your dog this patient or are they hounding you to put their bowl down?
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More complete list down here ⬇️ 🐶
• Shih Tzu
• Lhasa Apso
• Bichon Frise
• Yorkshire Terrier
• Miniature Schnauzer
• Miniature & Toy Poodles
• Pomeranian
• Maltese
Calcium oxalate stones are one of the most common bladder stones found in dogs. They are more common in males and in the breeds noted, but can form due to hormonal imbalances, nutritional excesses/deficiencies and with certain genetic conditions. These stones are generally rough textured and often irritate the bladder wall. They cannot be dissolved with diet as some others can. They generally need to be removed surgically.
As with any bladder or kidney stone, water is the most important nutrient for your dog. Dry foods are not appropriate for at risk pets.
If you have a male of one of the breeds mentioned above, feeding a low oxalate, high moisture content food can minimize their risk of this painful and costly condition.
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We are excited to announce our new Low Oxalate recipe! It has been a highly requested recipe and we are so happy that it is now available to you all!! 🤗
This recipe release is kicking off the Grand Opening of The Dr. Evelyn store!!!! 🎉🥳
➡️ To visit our store, click the link in our bio! 🔗
💥Downloadable Balanced Puppy Recipe!💥
This recipe provides step-by-step instructions to create a nutritionally balanced meal when mixed with Dr. Evelyn’s Nutrient Blend. Create a meal that’s healthy, delicious, and homemade with the added assurance that it is complete and balanced entirely with whole foods.
This download comes with 3 separate feeding guides for each stage of your puppies growth! In addition to that, each of the 3 separate feeding guides has cooked and raw food preparation instructions.
Age Ranges:
- 2-4 months
- 4-8 months
- 8-12 months
Below are the ingredients needed to make this recipe. The NOW Bone Meal, Rosita Wild and Raw Cod Liver Oil & Dr. Evelyn’s Nutrient Blend are available for purchase and can be bundled on the Dr. Evelyn store!
• Ground beef (90% lean)
• Beef Liver
• Sweet potato
• Spinach
• Blueberries or apples (optional seasonal fruit)
• Oysters
• Ground hemp seeds
• Sea salt
• NOW Bone meal
• Rosita Wild and Raw Cod Liver Oil
• Dr. Evelyn’s Nutrient Blend
(Buy the recipe to get ingredient measurements, preparation instructions and feeding guide)
Bundle & save 10% on the Dr. Evelyn store:
• Puppy Recipe
• NOW Bone meal
• Rosita Wild and Raw Cod Liver Oil
• Dr. Evelyn’s Nutrient Blend
There is less than 1 gram of garlic /tablespoon of Dr. Evelyn’s Nutrient Blend.
1 clove of garlic weighs about 3-7 grams on average.
For Meeko, a 10 lbs dog, to suffer from toxic levels of garlic, she would have to eat an entire garlic head. I don’t think I could eat an entire head of garlic 🧄🤢 and I don’t think she could either! 😅
Garlic provides 3 essential nutrients to the recipe:
✅ Manganese
✅ Iron
✅ Choline
Just wanted to share this product and a little bit from our recent sledding excursion.
We are not affiliated with @naturaldogcompany we’ve just been trying out this product since spring. It’s helped soothe her paws and is enjoyable to apply and store because of its convenient chapstick design.
