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20/06/2025

PET SUMMER SAFETY
Visit the vet for an early-summer checkup. Make sure your pets get tested for heartworm if they aren’t on year-round preventative medication.

17/06/2025

Curious about the benefits and the science behind a keto based diet for your pet? Learn more on our website!
https://www.ketogenicpetfoods.com

15/06/2025

Happy Father's Day!

12/06/2025

We keep it simple - Protein, Meat & Fat. Visit our website and learn more about why this simple diet might just be the key to your pet's best health.

11/06/2025

A Ketogenic Pet Diet is based in protein and fat, and low carbohydrate. This natural diet encourages the burning of fats for fuel.

The science behind Ketogenic Diets is overwhelming and undeniable. Ketogenic diets have been recognized in clinical and scientific literature for:

- Promoting weight loss
- Increasing energy and vitality
- Effective treatment of seizures
- Increasing healthy cholesterol levels and blood pressure improvement
- Improving skin health and correcting skin conditions
- Optimization of insulin levels
- Improvement of most other health parameters

❤️🐱❤️🐶 Visit our website to learn more!

10/06/2025

You're not the only one looking forward to summer -- our pets want to look and feel their best and get out and enjoy the weather too. Keep them living up to their potential when you feed them our keto pet foods and supplements!

05/06/2025

PET GARDEN SAFETY:
Plants that are poisonous to pets

🌺 Autumn Crocus: The autumn crocus is known for pretty purple and fuchsia flowers that blossom in the spring. But this colorful member of the lily family causes a burning feeling in a dog’s mouth. Other symptoms include digestive distress, liver and kidney damage and heart complications. The highest levels of toxicity are found in the bulbs.

🌺 Oleander: Oleander is a popular and colorful shrub typically found in warmer climates. It contains cardiac glycosides, which can be fatal to dogs. Signs that a dog has consumed oleander include muscle tremor, vomiting and bloody diarrhea.

🌺 Amaryllis: The amaryllis flower is quite distinct because of its vibrant red color. It’s filled with toxins, however, that can induce vomiting in dogs. Other symptoms include depression, excessive drooling, anorexia and tremors.

🌺 Sago Palm: While sago palm may look like a simple green, leafy plant, it’s actually highly toxic to dogs. This common plant, which grows outdoors or indoors, can cause bloody vomiting, bleeding disorders, diarrhea, liver failure and death.

(this is part two of our list - please be sure to scroll back to our older posts to view part one of our list of plants that are poisonous to pets!)

04/06/2025

Your pets will be asking for more with every meal! 🐾 Treat them to the delicious and nutritious taste of Ketogenic Pet Foods. They'll love it, and you'll love the results!

02/06/2025

Curious about the benefits and the science behind a keto based diet for your pet? Learn more on our website!
https://www.ketogenicpetfoods.com

30/05/2025

Fuel your pet with a natural diet that encourages fat burning. Treat them to the ketogenic pet food and watch them thrive! 🐾🔥

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28/05/2025

PET GARDEN SAFETY
Many common plants can be poisonous to pets. Avoid these plants completely or place them only in an area pets will not be accessing.

🌼 Daffodils: Provide a pleasant dose of sunny beauty to a front lawn. But these flowers are highly toxic to dogs. If ingested by a dog, symptoms such as vomiting, diarrhea, abdominal pain, convulsions and a drop in blood pressure may arise.
🌼 Tulips: One of the most common garden flowers, but they contain toxins that can make a dog ill. The bulb is the most harmful part. Symptoms of tulip ingestion in dogs include excessive drooling, nausea and irritation in the mouth.
🌼 Azaleas: Usually boasting a bright pink hue, azaleas bring a pop of neon color to any garden. Though these flowers are pretty to look at, they can be fatal if ingested by your canine companion. Symptoms include digestive problems, such as vomiting and diarrhea, and low blood pressure.

26/05/2025

Happy Memorial Day!

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