We define a product's quality by its ingredients. The use of preservatives, synthetic compounds, unnecessary fillers and their place of manufacture are some of the key factors to consider. We also closely monitor recent factory recalls, as they are an important indicator of quality and safety of their processing facility. If a product doesn't meet these standards, we choose not to carry it.

It's your pet's favorite protein - keeping in mind their allergies (if any), common breed problems and their activity level.

If you're unsure where to start, stop by the store and we'll help you find the best option for your pet—not just the most popular one.

Picky eating can happen for many reasons, including habit, frequent food changes, stress, or underlying health issues. Start by ruling out any medical concerns with your veterinarian, especially if your pet has suddenly stopped eating.

If your pet is healthy, try introducing new food gradually, warming wet food slightly to enhance its aroma, or adding a nutritious topper or broth to make meals more appealing. Avoid offering too many treats or table scraps, as they can reinforce picky eating habits.

Many skin issues can be linked to diet, especially if your pet's current food is no longer the right fit for their individual needs. A high-quality diet, regular grooming, daily exercise, and skin-supporting supplements such as Omega-3 fatty acids are all great places to start in promoting healthy skin and a shiny coat.