The holiday season brings about numerous get-togethers with family and friends...which inevitably means more tasty food. And usually this leads to our furry friends getting more "treats" slipped to them by us and our guests. But too much fatty food in their diet can cause serious issues.

Here we are again, in the throes of winter. And for much of the nation, we’re dealing with constant snow and even sub-zero temperatures. A quiet landscape with a fresh blanket of snow can be a beautiful sight, but it can also be dangerous. That fluffy coat of fur can only go so far in protecting them against the elements.

In many ways, the holidays are about love. As our homes are filled with family and friends, we treat them to their their favorite foods. We give them gifts that speak to who they are. We spend time with them and create wonderful memories. We do all of this out of love.

Our four-legged family members should be no different! Our fur babies love us unconditionally. So during this holiday season, how can we show them that love in return?

Keeping your dog busy during cold winter months can be a difficult task. With a little planning and a few ideas, you can train your dog indoors to keep them physically and mentally fit when it’s too cold to spend much time outdoors.

Our fur babies are more like us than most people realize...and just like some humans suffer from depression, they can too. As with other illnesses, depression can be tackled if properly diagnosed and treated.

What too many doggie parents don’t know is that while your dog may seem to enjoy any food you put in front of him, many commercial dog foods are actually barely even digestible. Yet your pup will happily chow down in the same way that kids will gladly fill themselves up with cotton candy and brownies. They simply don’t know any better.

At TruDog, we are a close-knit team of animal lovers. Providing our fur babies with the best quality and most biologically appropriate diets is super important to us. We all have animals at home that we love, and we do this for THEM. We want to give you the opportunity to feed your dogs and cats healthy meals that will support their bodies and also make them happy.