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What is Xylitol? zai-luh-taal Xylitol is a natura

What is Xylitol?
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Xylitol is a naturally occurring alcohol found in most plant materials including many fruits and vegetables. It is widely used as a sugar substitute and in "sugar-free" products. While it may not be dangerous for us, even the smallest amount can be toxic to dogs.

“Why is Xylitol Dangerous to Dogs, but Not People?
In both people and dogs, the level of blood sugar is controlled by the release of insulin from the pancreas. In people, xylitol does not stimulate the release of insulin from the pancreas. However, it’s different in canines: When dogs eat something containing xylitol, the xylitol is more quickly absorbed into the bloodstream, and may result in a potent release of insulin from the pancreas.
This rapid release of insulin may result in a rapid and profound decrease in the level of blood sugar (hypoglycemia), an effect that can occur within 10 to 60 minutes of eating the xylitol. Untreated, this hypoglycemia can quickly be life-threatening, Hartogensis says.”
-FDA

It’s a new month which means a new opportunity t

It’s a new month which means a new opportunity to win!

It’s time to brighten our day, tell us what’s giving you life, what can you NOT stop talking about? Eat something delicious this weekend, then tell us about it. JUST share something PAWsitive! As a reward for participating we will randomly select someone to win a $50.00 gift card to Leaps and Bones at the end of each month.

This might be the easiest giveaway EVER!
To enter:
📝Comment something PAWsitive
🔖& Tag a friend.

This giveaway is open to local U.S. residents that are 18 or older. Entries will be accepted until March 31st. The winner will be chosen and announced the first week in April. This is in no way sponsored or associated with Facebook or Instagram.

Primal Goat Milk contains no wheat, corn or soy. I

Primal Goat Milk contains no wheat, corn or soy. It is free from synthetic vitamins and gluten. Sourced from certified humanely raised goats and manufactured in the United States.

Stop by this week to shop this special offer. Valid from March 1st till March 7th in store only.

What is your favorite way to use goat milk? Did yo

What is your favorite way to use goat milk? Did you know that Primal Pet Foods has more then just one flavor of goat milk? Stop by today and ask what goat milk can do for your pet.

Anyone else? Or is this just us...

Anyone else? Or is this just us...

Bowen came, saw, and purchased everything he neede

Bowen came, saw, and purchased everything he needed. It doesn’t get better than that. We hope you enjoy your new goodies!

Head over to @primalpetfoods to learn how you can enter to win free Primal for a year! Oh and don’t forget your shopping list 😉.

We absolutely have the most adorable customers.

We absolutely have the most adorable customers.

Happy Barkday to Peter, Adidas, Sheldon & Lady.

📸 Dolce & Bono @tatyana_sells_realestate
📸 Peter @petey.the.doggo
📸 Remy @running_on_remy
📸 Gus @doodlenamedgus
📸 Adidas - @andi_d3
📸 Sheldon - Jennifer Lynn
📸 Lady - Jennifer Godere

Benefits of Raw Pet Food and Raw Bones on Your Dog

Benefits of Raw Pet Food and Raw Bones on Your Dog’s Teeth

“The best way to prevent periodontal disease in your dog is by providing it with the best diet; raw meaty bones and raw pet food. When your pet is gnawing on a raw bone, they have to chew through the meat and bone which helps scrape off the plaque on its teeth. In addition, raw meat has live enzymes that destroy the dangerous bacteria which build up on your pet’s gums. Chewing on a bone provides your dog with an outlet for their natural species-appropriate behavior. It releases calming endorphins and exercises your dog’s jaws, neck, and shoulders.
Raw diets are a natural dental abrasive, that effectively acts as a toothbrush when your pet is eating. Raw diets are also rich sources of minerals, calcium, phosphorus, and protein. Raw pet foods contain natural live enzymes as well as “good” bacteria which help prevent plaque and tartar buildup. Raw and barf diets also provide a suitable habitat for your pet’s healthy oral microbiome.”

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