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Our dog food and supplements, combined with our staff's expertise, can meet your dog's complex dietary needs. Our business is supplying food for your pet, the best we can find. Chuck & Don's carries a wide variety of dog foods including organic and holistic that use human-grade meats, select vegetables and herbs. The right diet means less chance of disease, fewer disorders, fewer vet bills and a happier dog.
Food and supplements formulated for age groups and other conditions.
Nutrition and diet are especially critical for puppies and senior dogs. Most of our pet food lines feature age-specific food. Lower fat, protein and calories are desirable for older dogs, the opposite for puppies. Other specialized dog food and supplements address allergies, long hair, urinary tract issues, diabetes, vitamin deficiencies and a multitude of other conditions.
Different food for different breeds.
Different breeds can have dramatically different nutritional needs. An active job or lifestyle, for instance, may require a high fat diet. Ask our team members about what we have specific to your dog's breed or occupation.
Promote exercise with diet.
Arthritis, weight gain and other effects of aging will restrict your dog's inclination to exercise. A sedentary lifestyle can have many of the same long-term negative effects it does to a human. A good diet will give your pet more energy. Appropriate supplements can improve joint health of older dogs making exercise more enjoyable.
There are lots of reasons to shop Chuck & Don's for your dog's needs, including increased longevity, improve quality of life and minimize vet bills. For more information Ask Chuck for answers to your dog-related questions or see questions and answers from other customers. And, of course, our knowledgeable staff is always anxious to help you meet your pet's nutritional needs.
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| Did you know... Fat is an important component in your dog's diet, regulating cholesterol, aiding the immune system and absorption of vitamins to name a few. Quantity is the issue. At one extreme is an indoor dog with a sedentary lifestyle, to whom high fat content will contribute to obesity. Optimal fat content for him is 10-15% At the other end of the spectrum are working dogs. A sled dog might need as much as 65% fat content in his diet, a herding dog 45-50%. For more info about the needs of older dogs, see Ask Chuck and a page devoted to your dog's health. |
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