Liz Domday

A pet’s nutrition, environment, movement, emotional well-being, routines, relationships, age, genetics, and medical history can all influence how that pet feels and functions.

One of the most common questions I receive is: “Why can’t I choose my puppy sooner?” I understand the excitement. When families see newborn puppy pictures, they begin imagining which puppy might become part of their home. They may feel immediately drawn to a particular color, coat, marking, or face. However, I generally wait until puppies are approximately four to six weeks old before beginning visits and the puppy-selection process. There is an important reason for that policy. Very Young...

The question we hear most "How fresh is the dry kibble I’m buying from big-box stores or online—like Amazon or Chewy?” The honest answer: **freshness is a range**, not a guarantee at the moment you click “buy.” Even with great products, what happens *after manufacturing* can affect freshness and quality over time. The supply chain timeline (manufacturing → your cart) Dry pet food usually travels through several steps before it lands with your dog. After manufacturing → distribution center...