Saki's Naturals

16/08/2024

Free leash with $100 purchase (while supplies last). Only at the show.

16/08/2024

We are here all weekend for all of your CBD needs.

13/08/2024

13/08/2024

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09/08/2024

Free leash with a $100 purchase. Order today or stop by and see us at the sunflower fest at Blake’s orchard in Armada

09/08/2024

Embrace the joy of the weekends with us! Come and savor the moments

05/08/2024

We are excited to be a part of this phenomenal team!

31/07/2024

Say hello to Beatrice, a delightful senior pup searching for her forever family! At Saki's Naturals, we're humbled to play a role in elevating this sweet girl's quality of life, providing her with the purest ingredients for a happy and healthy life. She is available at Happy Feet Pet Rescuey

31/07/2024

Bring your pets if you are in the area. You can also purchase Saki’s Naturals here.

Sunday is our Grand Opening of Commerce Pets. Please come and bring your pup!

21/07/2024

We are so grateful for the amazing turnout at the Lavender Festival! Your support means the world to us!

19/07/2024

We're not going anywhere anytime soon! Drop by and brighten up our day!

18/07/2024

We encourage you to be patient with your newly adopted pet as they settle into their new home. The inclusion of CBD may also aid in the acclimation process. Visit www.sakisnaturals.com for additional information.

Too much too soon WILL cause issues.
It is a really common occurrence with newly adopted dogs.

Congratulations on your new dog.
I know you want to take them to the beach, the pet store and your café....however can I ask for a few minutes so I can explain just what your dog has gone through.....and why you need to take the next few weeks SLOW.
Your new dog has had it's whole world turned upside down.
They don't know you.
They don't know if they can trust you.
They don't know if they are with you for an hour or forever.
They may have been in various scary places.
Other houses, rescues, the pound and likely ALL of these in the past few days or weeks.
Your dog has stress hormones surging through their brain, they are STRESSED....they need to decompress, they need STABILITY in their environment and from you.
They need time with you and their new environment.
They need to know that the tree outside may rustle against the house and that's OK.
They need to know that those normal creaky noises in your house are OK and that at 3.45 the neighbours bang their door shut.
They need to know when it rains that tapping sound is OK.
They need to know that when the door opens they won't be moved somewhere else again.
They need to trust that YOU are safe even when you have had a bad day, you will still give them food and that they can close their eyes around you.
You know what your good intentions are with your new dog, your dog however has NO idea what is happening.....only that everything has changed and it is scary.
They do NOT need other new environments yet. Take it SLOW.
Dogs that have just been adopted need TIME. There is no need to rush out the next day and take them to all the places you want to go with them.....They need the opposite.
Let them decompress, let them inspect a new area of your house or yard every day or two. Walk them up and down outside your house for a few days (and only there), let them sniff, and sniff some more. Let them p*e freely.....it may be boring for you, but not for your dog. They need to know what is happening around them and they learn that through their nose, eyes and ears.
They NEED this.
They need to learn to TRUST you.
The long walks can wait, the café will still be there in a few weeks and you can visit the pet shop alone until they are ready.
Your bond together is the MOST important thing to concentrate on right now.
You will never regret taking it slow and it can save your dog and yourself from making the very same mistakes that can lead to people rehoming in the first place.
All the very best with your new dog.

18/07/2024

Last chance to experience this fantastic event. We will be here all weekend, hope to see you there!

16/07/2024

Be a part of the exciting inauguration!

13/07/2024

The comparison of before and after applying MI Remedies 1000 mg Pain Salve on a woman with rheumatoid arthritis showcases a significant decrease in swelling within a brief period of 30 minutes, highlighting the product's effectiveness in alleviating symptoms of the condition. Available at sakisnaturals.com

13/07/2024

Safeguard your pet's paws with Saki's Naturals' all-natural Paw Balm. Visit us at sakisnaturals.com.

11/07/2024

Saki’s will be at Blake’s Lavender Festival both weekends. Stop by and see us!

04/07/2024

Celebrate safely!!!

03/07/2024

03/07/2024

Just a reminder. Keep your pets safe!

Here are some tips for dog owners to ensure their pets stay safe and calm during the 4th of July celebrations:

1. Create a Safe Space
Prepare a Quiet Room: Set up a quiet, comfortable space in your home where your dog can retreat if they feel scared or overwhelmed. Include their favorite toys, blankets, and perhaps some calming music to mask the noise of fireworks.
Use a Crate: If your dog feels secure in their crate, make it extra cozy and place it in a room where the noise is less noticeable.

2. Exercise Before Festivities
Long Walks or Play Sessions: Ensure your dog gets plenty of exercise earlier in the day to help tire them out. A tired dog is more likely to remain calm and relaxed.
Mental Stimulation: Engage your dog with puzzle toys or training sessions to help expend their energy.

3. Keep Them Indoors
Stay Inside: Keep your dog indoors during fireworks displays to prevent them from running away if they get scared. Close windows and doors to minimize noise and secure any potential escape routes.
Avoid Bringing Them to Fireworks Shows: Even if your dog is generally calm, the loud noises and crowds can be overwhelming and stressful.

4. Comfort and Distract
Use Calming Products: Consider using products like anxiety wraps, calming collars, or pheromone diffusers to help ease your dog's anxiety.
Provide Distractions: Give your dog something to focus on, like a long-lasting chew toy or a food puzzle, to keep them occupied and distracted from the noise outside.

Additional Tips
Update Identification: Ensure your dog’s ID tags and microchip information are up-to-date in case they do manage to escape.
Consult Your Vet: If your dog has severe anxiety, consult your veterinarian about possible medications or supplements that could help keep them calm during the fireworks.

29/06/2024

Love this idea……

29/06/2024

We will be here today and tomorrow! Come see us in the big blue barn!

We will be at the Michigan Lavender Festival in the Valsic building all weekend! Stop by and see us.

29/06/2024

New Product Alert! Limited availability. CBN/CBD SLEEP GUMMIES. 10 count, 30 mg per gummy. To order, please message or email me as they are not on the website yet.

26/06/2024

We will be at the Michigan Lavender Festival in the Valsic building all weekend! Stop by and see us.

26/06/2024

It’s getting hot out there!! Protect your pet’s paws with Saki’s Naturals Paw Balm. Available today at www.sakisnaturals.com.

25/06/2024

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17/06/2024

Just a reminder for the excessive heat this week.

Please watch out for yours AND other pets you may see! Dog in a hot car? Say something!

17/06/2024

CBD reduces anxiety and helps to keep them calm during fireworks. Order today for their peace of mind!

16/06/2024

Happy Father’s Day to our wonderful dads!

13/06/2024

Save the date! We will be at the Michigan Lavender Fest, June 28-30. We would love for you to stop by and say hi!