Are you a proud parent of a mutt? Would you care to know what your mutt might be?
A simple DNA test can help you determine your dogs' breed composition. There are several different DNA tests for dogs, none of which I have first hand experienced, but know many of our clients have used them with accurate results.
Owners swab the inside of their dog's cheek and then mail it to the company. Within 6 - 10 weeks (ranging), owners find out who really their four legged mutt is.
It would be interesting to see the role these test play in court regarding breed banning and dangerous dog ordinances.
Here they are:
DNA Diagnostic Center: $68.00
Parentage testing, dog breed DNA testing, inherited traits testing, inherited disease testing, DNA profiling
DOG-DNA: $119.95
Prices include lab processing, shipping, handling charges, and the certificate of DNA Breed Analysis
Canine Heritage: $71.95
Covers 100 breeds
AKC DNA Testing: $40
Do you or anyone you know have a dog that has been DNA tested for breed information? Send us your dog's photo and the results, we will use them to run a contest on our blog. Send your information to: info@doglando.com.
Dog Responsibly....University of Doglando
Friday, August 28, 2009
Thursday, August 27, 2009
2 yr old Doxie needs forever home
The lady that gave up Lilly (later adopted by the Craign's; Romo's Lil'sister) is now giving up her 2 year old Dachshund. Here is more on Ginger, the Dachshund.
"I never imagined that this would happen, but we are forced to find a home for our other dog, Ginger. We moved to a condo from a house and we are gone so much that it has been difficult for her. Also, we are only allowed to have one pet and we have a cat as well. I was unaware of the association's rule regarding pets when we moved in, as we rented directly from the owner who lives out of state and he didn't know about this rule and was fine with both of our animals. I think it would make more sense to keep the kitty as he is used to always being indoors and is fine when we are gone.
Anyway, I thought of you because I know you found Lily a wonderful home and I thought you might know of someone looking for a nice little dog. I hope everything worked out with Lily's new family. I would love to know how she is doing if you do. I still think about her.
Ginger is a two-year-old smooth red dachshund. She is a really great dog. She is well-behaved and completely housetrained. She is a good inside dog, but absolutely loves to run outside and chase lizards, etc. We had a big yard before we moved here that she really loved. I think she would be fine in a condo with walks as long as someone was home most of the time to hang out with her. She is crate trained, but I prefer to use an exercise pen as it is less restrictive. She is a really easy dog. She loves rawhide bones and squeaky toys, is very playful and friendly but usually calm. She has been around cats and will occasionally chase them if they run, but she won't hurt them. She hangs out with our cat all the time. She is good with my son who is nine and all of his friends. She is current on her shots and she is on heartworm and flea preventative. She is a very healthy dog. She is a little bit shy around new people and dogs sometimes, but usually warms up pretty quickly. She has a beautiful, shiny coat and pretty white teeth. She behaves very well for baths. She rides in a car perfectly and really loves to go places. She walks nicely on a leash, unless she sees a lizard or bird, then she pulls a bit. She would be perfect for someone who wants a well-behaved companion and friend."
Ginger is up for adoption through Doglando's Max's Fund Project. Her adoption fee will be $150.
To Schedule a meet and greet, please contact Teena at Info@doglando.com.
Dog Responsibly......University of Doglando
"I never imagined that this would happen, but we are forced to find a home for our other dog, Ginger. We moved to a condo from a house and we are gone so much that it has been difficult for her. Also, we are only allowed to have one pet and we have a cat as well. I was unaware of the association's rule regarding pets when we moved in, as we rented directly from the owner who lives out of state and he didn't know about this rule and was fine with both of our animals. I think it would make more sense to keep the kitty as he is used to always being indoors and is fine when we are gone.
Anyway, I thought of you because I know you found Lily a wonderful home and I thought you might know of someone looking for a nice little dog. I hope everything worked out with Lily's new family. I would love to know how she is doing if you do. I still think about her.
Ginger is a two-year-old smooth red dachshund. She is a really great dog. She is well-behaved and completely housetrained. She is a good inside dog, but absolutely loves to run outside and chase lizards, etc. We had a big yard before we moved here that she really loved. I think she would be fine in a condo with walks as long as someone was home most of the time to hang out with her. She is crate trained, but I prefer to use an exercise pen as it is less restrictive. She is a really easy dog. She loves rawhide bones and squeaky toys, is very playful and friendly but usually calm. She has been around cats and will occasionally chase them if they run, but she won't hurt them. She hangs out with our cat all the time. She is good with my son who is nine and all of his friends. She is current on her shots and she is on heartworm and flea preventative. She is a very healthy dog. She is a little bit shy around new people and dogs sometimes, but usually warms up pretty quickly. She has a beautiful, shiny coat and pretty white teeth. She behaves very well for baths. She rides in a car perfectly and really loves to go places. She walks nicely on a leash, unless she sees a lizard or bird, then she pulls a bit. She would be perfect for someone who wants a well-behaved companion and friend."
Ginger is up for adoption through Doglando's Max's Fund Project. Her adoption fee will be $150.
To Schedule a meet and greet, please contact Teena at Info@doglando.com.
Dog Responsibly......University of Doglando
Training Tip Thursday
This week I am going to try something different. I will ask you the question, and look forward to reading your training tip(s).
How do I teach my dog to retrieve?
Reply to this post by entering your training ideas in the comments section.
Dog Responsibly....University of Doglando
Wednesday, August 26, 2009
Hump Day Wedensday
Guess Who?
I hope the tag does not give it away?
Dog Responsibly..... University of Doglando
I hope the tag does not give it away?
Dog Responsibly..... University of Doglando
Tuesday, August 25, 2009
Eco Dog Tuesdays
Free Range Grass Fed Buffalo Chews for Dogs
Buffalo is the eco friendly red meat as buffalo naturally grow twice as fast as a cow and emil less methane gas into the air.
Buffalo have 70% less fat & 50% less cholesterol.
Buffalo is a better source of Omega 3 fatty acids, while lower in sodium & calories.
Looking for some new chews for your dogs.... these are it.... you must check out the Canine Caviar Got Buffalo line, also available at Doglando.
Dog Responsibly....University of Doglando
Buffalo is the eco friendly red meat as buffalo naturally grow twice as fast as a cow and emil less methane gas into the air.
Buffalo have 70% less fat & 50% less cholesterol.
Buffalo is a better source of Omega 3 fatty acids, while lower in sodium & calories.
Looking for some new chews for your dogs.... these are it.... you must check out the Canine Caviar Got Buffalo line, also available at Doglando.
Dog Responsibly....University of Doglando
Monday, August 24, 2009
Friday, August 21, 2009
Pawduct of the week.... Fridays
Wheel chairs for dogs
When dogs lose the use of their back legs, it is not a disaster! Older dogs, dogs with arthritis, degenerative myelopathy (DM) and nerve, legs, and spinal problems can all render a dog unable to walk and get the exercise they need. The solution is a dog wheelchair. The attractive, easy-to-use wheels support the back legs offering a dog years of happy, healthy life.
A wheelchair can enable your dog to run and play again, get the exercise he (or she) needs, and live a happy, healthy life. Designed to help animals with hip and leg problems including degenerative myelopathy (DM), hip dysplasia, arthritis, paralysis, slipped disc, soreness, spinal and neurological problems, surgical recovery, and more.
A Walkin' Wheels dog wheelchair can be shipped next day, requires only approximate measurements (our cart wizard does all the work), folds flat, comes fully assembled and is adjusted, without tools, to fit your dog, or any other dog. In some cases, such as for animals under 20 lbs or over 100 lbs, some customization may be required.
Dog Responsibly...University of Doglando
When dogs lose the use of their back legs, it is not a disaster! Older dogs, dogs with arthritis, degenerative myelopathy (DM) and nerve, legs, and spinal problems can all render a dog unable to walk and get the exercise they need. The solution is a dog wheelchair. The attractive, easy-to-use wheels support the back legs offering a dog years of happy, healthy life.
A wheelchair can enable your dog to run and play again, get the exercise he (or she) needs, and live a happy, healthy life. Designed to help animals with hip and leg problems including degenerative myelopathy (DM), hip dysplasia, arthritis, paralysis, slipped disc, soreness, spinal and neurological problems, surgical recovery, and more.
A Walkin' Wheels dog wheelchair can be shipped next day, requires only approximate measurements (our cart wizard does all the work), folds flat, comes fully assembled and is adjusted, without tools, to fit your dog, or any other dog. In some cases, such as for animals under 20 lbs or over 100 lbs, some customization may be required.
Dog Responsibly...University of Doglando
Thursday, August 20, 2009
Training Tips.... Thursday
How do I get my dog to be more comfortable at the vets?
1. Make trips to the vet office just for fun.
2. After many short, fast trips to the vets', ask your vet if you could bring your
dog in for a fake visit... have your dog wait in the room, and reward him/her
for being calm and then leave.
3. Repeat step three until you feel your dog may be ready to have a vet tech come
into the room. Only have the vet tech reward the dog, then leave.
4. Repeat this exercises until your dog is very comfortable with this, and then
have the vet come in and do the same..... reward/present very special treats and
then leave.
5. While you are working on desensitizing your dog to going to the vet, work on
desensitizing him/her to being handled (for check up) at home. You can do this
by conducting fake check ups daily.... especially before feeding time. Purchase
a stethoscope from Toys R Us or a toy shop for kids, and use this to listen to
your dogs breathing, and pulse.
6. Have all members of the family conduct check up routine while one person holds
dog in position.
7. As your dog becomes comfortable with the procedure at home, try and have your
vet or vet tech conduct a short fake check up.... and be sure to jackpot good
behavior by dishing out plenty of yummy treats.
Keep it short, pleasant and use plenty of rewards.
Dog Responsibly....University of Doglando
1. Make trips to the vet office just for fun.
2. After many short, fast trips to the vets', ask your vet if you could bring your
dog in for a fake visit... have your dog wait in the room, and reward him/her
for being calm and then leave.
3. Repeat step three until you feel your dog may be ready to have a vet tech come
into the room. Only have the vet tech reward the dog, then leave.
4. Repeat this exercises until your dog is very comfortable with this, and then
have the vet come in and do the same..... reward/present very special treats and
then leave.
5. While you are working on desensitizing your dog to going to the vet, work on
desensitizing him/her to being handled (for check up) at home. You can do this
by conducting fake check ups daily.... especially before feeding time. Purchase
a stethoscope from Toys R Us or a toy shop for kids, and use this to listen to
your dogs breathing, and pulse.
6. Have all members of the family conduct check up routine while one person holds
dog in position.
7. As your dog becomes comfortable with the procedure at home, try and have your
vet or vet tech conduct a short fake check up.... and be sure to jackpot good
behavior by dishing out plenty of yummy treats.
Keep it short, pleasant and use plenty of rewards.
Dog Responsibly....University of Doglando
Wednesday, August 19, 2009
Hump Day Wednesdays... Guess who?
Tuesday, August 18, 2009
Eco Dog .... Tuesdays
How cool and fun is this.... Shelter going green?
The Humane Society of Silicon Valley in Milpitas, Calif., has opened what it says is the first animal shelter in the United States to earn a LEED (Leadershio in Energy and Environmental Design) Gold certification from teh U.S. Green Building Council.
The 48,000 square foot shelter, called the Animal Community Center, features cage free environments for pets awaiting adoption. It includes many earth-friendly features, such as a solar-energy system expected to generate 40 percent of the center's electricity, an energy-efficient roof, concrete flooring that absorbs and retains heating and cooling, and landscape with native plants. It also used more than 90% of the previous building on site.
This is my ultimate goal for Doglando.... maybe one day we can encorporate a rescue shelter to the list of services.... to be continued.
The Humane Society of Silicon Valley in Milpitas, Calif., has opened what it says is the first animal shelter in the United States to earn a LEED (Leadershio in Energy and Environmental Design) Gold certification from teh U.S. Green Building Council.
The 48,000 square foot shelter, called the Animal Community Center, features cage free environments for pets awaiting adoption. It includes many earth-friendly features, such as a solar-energy system expected to generate 40 percent of the center's electricity, an energy-efficient roof, concrete flooring that absorbs and retains heating and cooling, and landscape with native plants. It also used more than 90% of the previous building on site.
This is my ultimate goal for Doglando.... maybe one day we can encorporate a rescue shelter to the list of services.... to be continued.
Monday, August 17, 2009
Pet First Aid & CPR Class.... Doglando
University of Dogalndo will be offering a 4 hour course on Pet First Aid and CPR on Saturday September 5th, from 9am - 1 pm.
Cost: $55.00
RSVP required. Please contact Doglando for more information on this course.
Email: info@doglando.com or Call: 407-574-3160.
Dog Responsibly....University of Doglando
Cost: $55.00
RSVP required. Please contact Doglando for more information on this course.
Email: info@doglando.com or Call: 407-574-3160.
Dog Responsibly....University of Doglando
Start your week off on the right paw... Mondays
What art offers is space - a certain breathing room for the spirit --- John Updike
Check out more of this artisit work here
Dog Responsibly...University of Doglando
Check out more of this artisit work here
Dog Responsibly...University of Doglando
Friday, August 14, 2009
Pawduct of the week.... Fridays
PawZ.... Disposable rubber dog boots.
Here's a solution for all those pets who gnaw on their paws to the point of making them raw.
Pawz are 100% biodegradable. Designed to go on easily and fit securely without zippers or straps, they fit like socks right over your dogs' paws.
I have actually used this on a dog myself.... this poor dog was suffering from really bad food allergies, and until we had him switched over and transition onto Orijen, we used the PAWZ gloves on all his paws to prevent him from making worse all the open sores and rash from scratching so much.
PAWZ can be found on line at the Pawz shop OR you can always call Doglando your one stop dog shop and we will order them in for you.
Dog Responsibly...University of Doglando
Thursday, August 13, 2009
Training Tip .... Thursday
How do I introduce our new baby to our dog(s)?
Congratulations on your new addition to the family. Introducing your four legged to your two legged will require some work prior babies arrival as well as much after.
Welcoming a new baby is exciting for your family. Remember when you first brought home your dog or cat? But before you bring your baby home from the hospital, have your partner or friend take home something with the baby's scent (such as a blanket) for your pet to investigate.
When you return from the hospital, your pet may be eager to greet you and receive your attention. Have someone else take the baby into another room while you give your pet a warm, but calm, welcome. Keep some treats handy so you can distract your pet.
After the initial greeting, you can bring your pet with you to sit next to the baby; reward your pet with treats for appropriate behavior. Remember, you want your pet to view associating with the baby as a positive experience. To prevent anxiety or injury, never force your pet to get near the baby, and always supervise any interaction.
Life will no doubt be hectic caring for your new baby, but try to maintain regular routines as much as possible to help your pet adjust. And be sure to spend one-on-one quality time with your pet each day—it may help relax you, too. With proper training, supervision, and adjustments, you, your new baby, and your pet should be able to live together safely and happily as one (now larger) family.
I would strongly recommend prior to your new babies arrival, you look into other options to keep your pet mentally and physically stimulated. Doggy daycare is a great option for those well rounded, social dogs. This will help curb their excessive energy and give them an opportunity to be a dog and run free and away from whinny babies....
Also, look to enroll in an obedience class to spend some quality time with your pet after your new babies arrival.
Dog Responsibly... don't shove the four legged onto the back burner.
Congratulations on your new addition to the family. Introducing your four legged to your two legged will require some work prior babies arrival as well as much after.
Welcoming a new baby is exciting for your family. Remember when you first brought home your dog or cat? But before you bring your baby home from the hospital, have your partner or friend take home something with the baby's scent (such as a blanket) for your pet to investigate.
When you return from the hospital, your pet may be eager to greet you and receive your attention. Have someone else take the baby into another room while you give your pet a warm, but calm, welcome. Keep some treats handy so you can distract your pet.
After the initial greeting, you can bring your pet with you to sit next to the baby; reward your pet with treats for appropriate behavior. Remember, you want your pet to view associating with the baby as a positive experience. To prevent anxiety or injury, never force your pet to get near the baby, and always supervise any interaction.
Life will no doubt be hectic caring for your new baby, but try to maintain regular routines as much as possible to help your pet adjust. And be sure to spend one-on-one quality time with your pet each day—it may help relax you, too. With proper training, supervision, and adjustments, you, your new baby, and your pet should be able to live together safely and happily as one (now larger) family.
I would strongly recommend prior to your new babies arrival, you look into other options to keep your pet mentally and physically stimulated. Doggy daycare is a great option for those well rounded, social dogs. This will help curb their excessive energy and give them an opportunity to be a dog and run free and away from whinny babies....
Also, look to enroll in an obedience class to spend some quality time with your pet after your new babies arrival.
Dog Responsibly... don't shove the four legged onto the back burner.
Wednesday, August 12, 2009
Hump Day Wednesday.... Guess who?
Last weeks "guess who" was Scout, Doglando's German Short Haired Pointer.
Here she is:
Alright dog lovers, here's this weeks challenge. The first one to submit the correct answer (by commenting on this post) will get $5.00 off their next purchase from Doglando's Bark Avenue.
Who's bite is this?
Dog Responsibly...University of Doglando
Here she is:
Alright dog lovers, here's this weeks challenge. The first one to submit the correct answer (by commenting on this post) will get $5.00 off their next purchase from Doglando's Bark Avenue.
Who's bite is this?
Dog Responsibly...University of Doglando
Tuesday, August 11, 2009
Eco Dog Tuesdays......
Feed Responsibly....University of Doglando
Natura Pet Products of Fermont, Neb, has received certification for showing that it can control food safety hazards at any stage in the food chain.
The certification recognizes conformance wth the International Organization for Standardization (known as the ISO) standard for Food Safety Management 22000:2005. The numbers refer to the relevant section of the food safety management standard. The ISO is a nongovernmental network that develops worldwide standards for manufacturing.
Natura, maker of Innova, Evo, California Natural, Healthwise, Karma and Mother Nature Foods (all available at University of Doglando's Bark Avenue).
Contact us for pricing on Natura Pet Food products at 407-574-3160.
Dog Responsbily.... University of Doglando
Natura Pet Products of Fermont, Neb, has received certification for showing that it can control food safety hazards at any stage in the food chain.
The certification recognizes conformance wth the International Organization for Standardization (known as the ISO) standard for Food Safety Management 22000:2005. The numbers refer to the relevant section of the food safety management standard. The ISO is a nongovernmental network that develops worldwide standards for manufacturing.
Natura, maker of Innova, Evo, California Natural, Healthwise, Karma and Mother Nature Foods (all available at University of Doglando's Bark Avenue).
Contact us for pricing on Natura Pet Food products at 407-574-3160.
Dog Responsbily.... University of Doglando
Monday, August 10, 2009
Start your week off on the right paw... Mondays
Why women cry…
A little boy asked his mother, “Why are you crying?” “Because I’m a woman,” she told him. “ I don’t understand,” he said. His mum just hugged him and said, “And you never will.”
Later the little boy asked his father, “Why does mother seem to cry for no reason?” “All women cry for no reason,” was all his dad could say.
The little boy grew up and became a man, still wondering why women cry.
Finally he put in a call to God. When God got on the phone he asked: “God, why do women cry so easily?”
God said:
“When I made the women she had to be special. I made her shoulders strong enough to carry the weight of the world, yet gentle enough to give comfort. I gave her an inner strength to endure childbirth and the rejection that many times comes from her children. I gave here a hardness that allows her to keep going when everyone else gives up, and take care of her family thorough sickness and fatigue without complaining. I gave her the sensitivity to love her children under any and all circumstances, even when her child has hurt her very badly. I gave her strength to carry her husband through his faults and fashioned her from his rib to protect his heart. I gave her wisdom to know that a good husband never hurts his wife, but sometimes tests her strengths and her resolve to stand beside him unflatteringly. And finally, I gave her a tear to shed. This is hers exclusively to use whenever it is needed.”
“ You see, my son,” said God, “the beauty of a woman in not in the clothes she wears, the figure that she carries, or the way she combs her hair. The beauty of a woman must be seen in her eyes, because that is the doorway to her heart – the place where love resides.”
Here is to all women, and especially those Doglando Mummy Parents who have touched our hearts in the last year.... we will always be with you, and here for you and your dogs.... stay strong, be strong, and live strong.
A little boy asked his mother, “Why are you crying?” “Because I’m a woman,” she told him. “ I don’t understand,” he said. His mum just hugged him and said, “And you never will.”
Later the little boy asked his father, “Why does mother seem to cry for no reason?” “All women cry for no reason,” was all his dad could say.
The little boy grew up and became a man, still wondering why women cry.
Finally he put in a call to God. When God got on the phone he asked: “God, why do women cry so easily?”
God said:
“When I made the women she had to be special. I made her shoulders strong enough to carry the weight of the world, yet gentle enough to give comfort. I gave her an inner strength to endure childbirth and the rejection that many times comes from her children. I gave here a hardness that allows her to keep going when everyone else gives up, and take care of her family thorough sickness and fatigue without complaining. I gave her the sensitivity to love her children under any and all circumstances, even when her child has hurt her very badly. I gave her strength to carry her husband through his faults and fashioned her from his rib to protect his heart. I gave her wisdom to know that a good husband never hurts his wife, but sometimes tests her strengths and her resolve to stand beside him unflatteringly. And finally, I gave her a tear to shed. This is hers exclusively to use whenever it is needed.”
“ You see, my son,” said God, “the beauty of a woman in not in the clothes she wears, the figure that she carries, or the way she combs her hair. The beauty of a woman must be seen in her eyes, because that is the doorway to her heart – the place where love resides.”
Here is to all women, and especially those Doglando Mummy Parents who have touched our hearts in the last year.... we will always be with you, and here for you and your dogs.... stay strong, be strong, and live strong.
Friday, August 7, 2009
Pawduct of the week
If your dog does not like it, we will give you your money back!
Here's a food no dog will turn down, and you may even develop a craving for it.... seriously.
This is REAL DOG FOOD.... it does not get more real than this. Pop open a can, and here's what you will find: Real chicken, real tiger prawns, real brown rice, real sweet potato, real soy bean, real lobster, real eggs, real everything..... not processed, dried, dehydrated, enhanced, or made to be artificially palatable.
Doglando sells the entire Tiki Dog product line. We also have sell Tiki Cat.
Guaranteed your dog will love this food.....or use it as a treat and I bet ya you could teach your dog to spin in circles begging for more within seconds.
Feed Responsibly..... University of Doglando
******** SPECIAL OFFER: Buy a case and get one free.
Offer ends next week Friday.
Free Delivery for Food Orders of $60 and up. (call 407-574-3160 for areas of delivery)
Here's a food no dog will turn down, and you may even develop a craving for it.... seriously.
This is REAL DOG FOOD.... it does not get more real than this. Pop open a can, and here's what you will find: Real chicken, real tiger prawns, real brown rice, real sweet potato, real soy bean, real lobster, real eggs, real everything..... not processed, dried, dehydrated, enhanced, or made to be artificially palatable.
Doglando sells the entire Tiki Dog product line. We also have sell Tiki Cat.
Guaranteed your dog will love this food.....or use it as a treat and I bet ya you could teach your dog to spin in circles begging for more within seconds.
Feed Responsibly..... University of Doglando
******** SPECIAL OFFER: Buy a case and get one free.
Offer ends next week Friday.
Free Delivery for Food Orders of $60 and up. (call 407-574-3160 for areas of delivery)
Thursday, August 6, 2009
Canine Nutrition....... Thursdays
Feed Responsibly..... University of Doglando's Dog Responsibly Campaign.
Taste of the Wild
Years of domestication have turned your pets from fierce predator to best friends. However, modern science proves that your dog or cat still share the DNA of the wolf or wild cat. Taste of the Wild™ Brand Dog and Cat food offers your pet a diet dictated by his genes. It provides your pet with the kind of natural, balanced diet that he could find "in the wild."
Taste of the Wild comes in three flavors: High Prairie Canine with Roasted Bison & Roasted Venison; Pacific Stream Canine with Smoked Salmon and Wetlands Canine with Roasted Wild Fowl.
Taste of the Wild is a grain free formula made with real roasted meats, fruits and vegetables. They also contain natural antioxidants to support a healthy immune system and overall health. This is high quality dog food can not be found in supermarkets or pet stores, only places like Doglando.
Product Benefits
No Grain - Natural grain-free formula with vitamins and minerals offers your pet nutrition for health and vitality.
All Life-Stages Nutrition - Formulated to meet the nutritional needs of your pet throughout all stages of life, from puppy or kitten to senior years.
Roasted Quail, Roasted Duck & Smoked Turkey - Found in our Wetlands Canine Formula. Lean protein, roasted and smoked for great flavor. These ingredients offer highly digestible protein to help your dog maintain the sleek condition of good health.
Roasted Bison & Venison - Found in our High Prairie Canine Formula. Lean meat, roasted for great flavor. These ingredients offer highly digestible protein to help your dog maintain the sleek condition of good health.
Roasted Venison & Smoked Salmon - Found in our Rocky Mountain Feline Formula. Lean meat, roasted for great flavor. These ingredients offer highly digestible protein to help your cat maintain the sleek condition of good health.
Smoked & Fresh Salmon - Found in our Pacific Stream Canine Formula. Rich in omega fatty acids, these ingredients offer highly digestible protein to help your dog maintain the sleek condition of good health.
Protein Blend For Optimal Amino Acid Profile - Amino acids are the building blocks for a healthy body. Multiple protein sources ensure that adequate building blocks are available to meet your pet's needs. Ocean fish meal provides the added benefit of marine source omega-3 fatty acids, important for a healthy immune system, healthy skin and a shiny coat.
Digestive Support System - Dried chicory root is a natural fiber that helps support a healthy digestive system. Fermentation products and extracts also contribute to healthy digestion and overall good health.
Antioxidants - Antioxidants protect your pet's body from damaging free radicals. Fruits and vegetables provide natural antioxidants and guaranteed levels of zinc, vitamin E and selenium help support optimal cellular health.
Omega Fatty Acid Blend - Omega-6 and Omega-3 fatty acids work to together to help maintain healthy skin and a shiny coat as well as overall good health.
Sweet Potatoes - A power packed vegetable! Rich in dietary fiber, vitamins A and C, iron, calcium and beta carotene, this is one ideal complex carbohydrate source that provides all day energy.
Blueberries & Raspberries - Berries are packed with powerful antioxidants to help keep the body healthy as the days go by.
Tomatoes & Tomato Pomace - Natural sources of antioxidants and vegetable fiber to help support overall good health.
Chelated Minerals - During the digestion process, minerals are attached to proteins for absorption from the digestive tract. We include proteinates in our recipe to help promote easy absorption for optimal mineral nutrition.
Call us at 407-574-3160 for pricing.
Taste of the Wild
Years of domestication have turned your pets from fierce predator to best friends. However, modern science proves that your dog or cat still share the DNA of the wolf or wild cat. Taste of the Wild™ Brand Dog and Cat food offers your pet a diet dictated by his genes. It provides your pet with the kind of natural, balanced diet that he could find "in the wild."
Taste of the Wild comes in three flavors: High Prairie Canine with Roasted Bison & Roasted Venison; Pacific Stream Canine with Smoked Salmon and Wetlands Canine with Roasted Wild Fowl.
Taste of the Wild is a grain free formula made with real roasted meats, fruits and vegetables. They also contain natural antioxidants to support a healthy immune system and overall health. This is high quality dog food can not be found in supermarkets or pet stores, only places like Doglando.
Product Benefits
No Grain - Natural grain-free formula with vitamins and minerals offers your pet nutrition for health and vitality.
All Life-Stages Nutrition - Formulated to meet the nutritional needs of your pet throughout all stages of life, from puppy or kitten to senior years.
Roasted Quail, Roasted Duck & Smoked Turkey - Found in our Wetlands Canine Formula. Lean protein, roasted and smoked for great flavor. These ingredients offer highly digestible protein to help your dog maintain the sleek condition of good health.
Roasted Bison & Venison - Found in our High Prairie Canine Formula. Lean meat, roasted for great flavor. These ingredients offer highly digestible protein to help your dog maintain the sleek condition of good health.
Roasted Venison & Smoked Salmon - Found in our Rocky Mountain Feline Formula. Lean meat, roasted for great flavor. These ingredients offer highly digestible protein to help your cat maintain the sleek condition of good health.
Smoked & Fresh Salmon - Found in our Pacific Stream Canine Formula. Rich in omega fatty acids, these ingredients offer highly digestible protein to help your dog maintain the sleek condition of good health.
Protein Blend For Optimal Amino Acid Profile - Amino acids are the building blocks for a healthy body. Multiple protein sources ensure that adequate building blocks are available to meet your pet's needs. Ocean fish meal provides the added benefit of marine source omega-3 fatty acids, important for a healthy immune system, healthy skin and a shiny coat.
Digestive Support System - Dried chicory root is a natural fiber that helps support a healthy digestive system. Fermentation products and extracts also contribute to healthy digestion and overall good health.
Antioxidants - Antioxidants protect your pet's body from damaging free radicals. Fruits and vegetables provide natural antioxidants and guaranteed levels of zinc, vitamin E and selenium help support optimal cellular health.
Omega Fatty Acid Blend - Omega-6 and Omega-3 fatty acids work to together to help maintain healthy skin and a shiny coat as well as overall good health.
Sweet Potatoes - A power packed vegetable! Rich in dietary fiber, vitamins A and C, iron, calcium and beta carotene, this is one ideal complex carbohydrate source that provides all day energy.
Blueberries & Raspberries - Berries are packed with powerful antioxidants to help keep the body healthy as the days go by.
Tomatoes & Tomato Pomace - Natural sources of antioxidants and vegetable fiber to help support overall good health.
Chelated Minerals - During the digestion process, minerals are attached to proteins for absorption from the digestive tract. We include proteinates in our recipe to help promote easy absorption for optimal mineral nutrition.
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Wednesday, August 5, 2009
Hump Day..... Wednesdays
Some of you were close.... this is a lot of fun...
Here is who last week's tail belongs to... her name is Scarlet. Scarlet's mum had the doggy DNA test done on her, and that showed she was a Pit, Staffy, Brittany Spaniel Mix.
This weeks challenge... what is this dog?
Dog Responsibly.....University of Doglando
Tuesday, August 4, 2009
Eco dog.... Tuesdays
Poisonous Plants to Dogs:
How many plants do you think are poisonous to dogs? Just take a wild guess......
Here is a list that contains plants that have been reported as having systemic effects on animals and/or intense effects on the gastrointestinal tract.
This list is compiled by the Animal Poison Control. Please note that the information contained in our plant lists is not meant to be all-inclusive, but rather a compilation of the most frequently encountered plants. If you think that your animal is ill or may have ingested a poisonous substance, contact your local veterinarian or our 24-hour emergency poison hotline directly at 1-888-426-443.
Dog Responsibly....University of Doglando
How many plants do you think are poisonous to dogs? Just take a wild guess......
Here is a list that contains plants that have been reported as having systemic effects on animals and/or intense effects on the gastrointestinal tract.
This list is compiled by the Animal Poison Control. Please note that the information contained in our plant lists is not meant to be all-inclusive, but rather a compilation of the most frequently encountered plants. If you think that your animal is ill or may have ingested a poisonous substance, contact your local veterinarian or our 24-hour emergency poison hotline directly at 1-888-426-443.
Dog Responsibly....University of Doglando
Monday, August 3, 2009
Start your week off on the right paw.... Mondays
Life can only be understood backwards; but it must be lived forwards --- Benjamin Button
Dog Responsibly...University of Doglando
Dog Responsibly...University of Doglando
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