Nom Nom dog food or cat food is an excellent way to introduce real, human-grade ingredients into your pet’s diet. It’s sustainable, customizable, and super convenient. Pricing is based on pet size, so smaller pets will get the best deal.
Both Nom Nom and Spot and Tango do a good job delivering high-quality, fresh dog food to your door, but there are a few differences. Spot and Tango offers UnKibble, a fresh dry food alternative unlike most kibbles on the market. But Nom Nom’s fresh food is a little bit cheaper, and it also offers other products like cat food and probiotic supplements. Keep reading for discount information.
Open Farm produces a wide variety of dog and cat foods and adheres to strict sourcing standards, which are regularly audited by the FDA and the USDA. But all this good stuff is for naught if the food is contaminated with bacteria, salmonella, or contains foreign bodies. So, let’s take a look at the recall history of Open Farm dog and cat food.
Sundays Food For Dogs combines the quality of human-grade dog food with the convenience of dry kibble. We think it’s an excellent option for pet parents who want shelf-stable dog food without all of the meat meals and synthetic ingredients you’d find in store-bought kibble. Watch us unbox it below.
Spot & Tango’s dog food is top-notch, but it comes with a higher price tag depending on which recipes you choose. Keep reading to see what it does right and which other options to consider.
Open Farm Pet Food is GMO-free, human-grade, and ethically sourced. But is it worth it? Learn more in this Open Farm dog and cat food review, and save 15% off your first order with code DOGTALE15.
Growing puppies have different nutritional requirements than adult dogs, and puppy food reflects these needs. Eating adult food won’t hurt a puppy in the short term, but they need a nutritionally appropriate diet to develop a healthy brain and body and to live a healthy life.
The Farmer’s Dog does not currently make cat food, but some other fresh pet food brands do. Keep reading to learn about the best fresh cat food subscriptions.
Ear mites are tiny arachnid parasites that can inhabit your Yorkie’s ears and live off dead skin cells and wax. We’ll tell you how to identify and treat ear mites in this guide.
Your Yorkie may stink because of unhealthy skin, poor diet, ear infections, or other issues. We break down all of the common Yorkie smells below, so keep reading to learn more.
