Fireworks?
Try these calming tips.

A lot of noise and commotion in summer is out of your control. Fireworks, especially, can make cats and dogs feel anxious, but creating a calm environment will help comfort them. To protect your pet from the flashing lights and loud bangs, draw the curtains and have a quiet space that they can retreat to.

Tummy troubles? 

Sensitive tummies can have a few different causes – and the right diet can provide the nutritional support your dog needs. This range contains an ideal blend of prebiotics to promote digestive health. If you think your dog may be experiencing digestive issues, be sure to reach out to your veterinarian before switching to a new formula.

Watch out for heatstroke

As temperatures rise and the summer sun beats down, it can be difficult for pets to stay cool. So, it’s important to familiarize yourself with heatstroke signs, which can include:   

If your pet shows any of these signs, visit your vet immediately.

The Science behind our pet nutrition

 All diets start with needs, and for dogs and cats, these are influenced by factors such as breed, size, age, lifestyle, and sensitivities. From there, we precisely measure out individual nutrients and combine them into kibble of the perfect size, shape, and texture for your pet.