Thoughts on “Kibble in the Raw” Just a few months ago, Primal Pet Food released a new pet food called “Kibble in the Raw.” It sounds exciting as it features…
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Moonlight Natural Pet Store is a downtown Vancouver pet store carrying quality raw pet food, good quality dog and cat treats & natural products for cats & dogs. We conduct almost all our pet research but it is not meant to be a substitute for talking with your holistic vet. Our backgrounds in our former lives include doing a lot of research. We bring these research skills to trying to cut through the noise. We hope we succeed bringing you a bit more understanding of your pet's health, nutrition and training.
How to Choose a Pet-Friendly Plant When You Have A Cat or Dog In a world where our furry companions are not just pets but beloved members of our family,…
Typically when dogs or cats get diarrhea, pet parents and vets normally suspect food. Tests may reveal salmonella, e.coli, giardia or some other bacteria. However, most of these are from…
It's no secret: good nutrition is essential for dogs everywhere. However, with so many options, it can be difficult to know which brand is right for your dog. We see…
With the vast array of dog foods out there, we are sometimes duped by marketing and little tricks employed by pet manufacturers. In this comprehensive guide, we'll provide you with…
There are loads of issues resulting in dog diarrhea or vomiting. In this guide, we'll cover: the main causes for dog or cat having diarrhea and/ or vomiting, Common household…
A customer of ours reached out to find out if Mad Cow Disease could affect dogs. We expanded the research to include cats. Read on to see if Mad Cow…
Should you feed grains to your dog? Has your vet asked you to feed grains to your dog or cat. Read here to find out information from the FDA which…
The conventional wisdom is that early neutering or spaying is the solution to the pet population control issue, behavioural problems in pets and has health benefits. We evaluate the conventional…
In July 2018, the FDA announced that it was investigating links between Dilated Cardiomyopathy in dogs and certain pet foods. However, the truth is that there was a lot more…