Showing posts with label raw food. Show all posts
Showing posts with label raw food. Show all posts

Thursday, October 2

For the love of bones.



*Blue(cat) and Daisy(dog) enjoying and sharing a meaty beef bone.


Give a dog a bone and watch as this simple treat becomes an indulgence. Dogs love to gnaw and chew on bones from meaty bones, to marrow bones, to just plain bones. They also keep them entertained for hours depending on the size of the bone, jaw strength, and the kind practice your dog has.
Cats love bones too, yet most owners rarely think of these as treat options for their cats perhaps because many cats are finicky. Cats love chicken necks and usually can eat a whole one without having to break it in pieces. The tiny bones crumble easily and the meat on them helps cats exercise their jaw muscles. The safest kind of bones are the raw kind, some people don't know this but cooked bones splinter and can cause some serious damage. Following that rule of thumb you can try all sorts of bones to treat your pets and keep their teeth clean and help their breath stay fresh. In the long run feeding bones is essential for your pet's oral care and eliminates the need for professional teeth cleaning which can cost a lot of money and in most cases requires anesthesia. So go ahead, give them bones and enjoy the show.


Tuesday, August 5

smallbatch sold at Hazel & Gertie's.






It's been a few months now since smallbatch was introduced in the most beautiful and most inviting pet boutique in San Francisco, perhaps in all of California, or ever! Hazel & Gertie's is this gem I rant and rave about. If you are a pet owner or have ever been to your typical pet store, or pet boutique you know that these are typically either over the top cutesy/annoying or dusty and unorganized. Hazel & Gertie's is amazing. Very clever, vintage, flea market decor yet functional with great merchandise. A must see and of course smallbatch has a little space in this store which makes us feel very fortunate. Our existing customers as well as new curious pets and their owners visit our small freezer to stock up or try smallbatch. We find ourselves "visiting" or "restocking" the little thing often. All very exciting and overwhelming too.