Wag's Holistic Pet Nutrition

06/02/2026

We can't forget about our feline friends! 2/2

06/01/2026

Dog deals of summer! 1/2

05/28/2026

Sorry for the late post BUT we have Nail Trims for Charity this weekend!
May 30th, from 10am to 12pm, $10 walk-in nail trims!

We will be working with Wounded Warrior Project and donating our funds to their Service Dog Training Program

https://woundedwarriors.ca/our-programs/ptsd-service-dogs/

05/27/2026

We only have a few days left with these 2 before they are headed back to the foster family on Monday. ❤
We would love it if we could get them adopted! They don't have to go together but it would be amazing if they could!🙌
They would do great in a home with kids and calm dogs!🐶

05/25/2026

SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT

If you are interested in learning about Alternative Holistic options for your pet, then this is the seminar for you!

I will be speaking on basic nutrition with a focus on how dog and cat kibble is made, kibble vs raw food and with a small touch on how these can contrubit to over all health and longjevity in you pet.

I'm happy to also share the floor with Paige from VM Therapies and our wonderful host, Ashley with Well Mannered Mutts

SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT 🐾✨

Well Mannered Mutts is teaming up with two incredible women who have completely changed the game for us when it comes to canine health, recovery, conditioning and overall wellness — Lindsay Wagner from Wag's Holistic Pet Nutrition and Paige Visser from VM Therapies 💗🐾

We created this seminar because honestly… there just isn’t enough accessible information out there for dog owners when it comes to holistic healing and supportive care options for their dogs. So many people don’t even realize what’s available to them until they’re already in the middle of a crisis, injury, or health scare.

This seminar is not about telling you what you have to do. It’s about educating you, empowering you, and giving you knowledge so you can advocate for your dog with confidence. 👏🏻

Whether you have:
-A sport or working dog
-A senior dog
-A puppy you want to build properly
-A dog recovering from injury
-Allergy/yeast/food concerns
Or you simply want to learn more about supporting your dog naturally…

This seminar is going to be PACKED with valuable information.

We’ll be covering:
-Holistic nutrition
-Ingredient panels
-Kibble vs raw feeding
-Supplements
-Touching on Food sensitivities & yeast
-Massage therapy & PEMF therapy
-Injury prevention
-Body conditioning & confidence building
-Recovery support
-At-home exercises
-Early warning signs & so much more

PLUS there will be a Q&A session at the end where you can ask questions directly to these amazing gals 🐾

📍 June 13
🕛 12:00 PM
📍 Alix Community Resource Centre
💲 $100
⏰ 2 Hour Seminar

⚠️ This is not a working seminar — please leave your fur friends at home 💗

Spaces are limited so send us a message to register- we cannot wait to see everyone there! 🐾

05/24/2026

We are super proud to be a platinum sponsor of the 2026 NASDA Regionals!
We will have a little booth set up on Thursday and Friday, so come say HI!
Thank you
Prairie Dog Sports Inc. For hosting this amazing event!

Thank You To Our Sponsors Of NASDA Regionals

As Regionals draws closer we would like to take the time to thank our sponsors for this event.

An event of this scale requires a lot of help and we are so grateful for the help given from these sponsors!

The donations from these clubs and businesses has had a direct impact on allowing us to make this event as special as possible for all competitors!

Wag's Holistic Pet Nutrition- Platinum Sponsor

Omega Alpha - Pets- Platinum Sponsor

Premium Built Structures - Gold Sponsor

Stone Willow Veterinary Services - Silver Sponsor

Splash Canine Swim Club- Silver Sponsor

Hands Off Zoom Park - Bronze Sponsor

TLC Training and Consulting- Bronze Sponsor

Canidapt Dog Training & Working Dogs- Bronze Sponsor

Hub City Kennel & Obedience Club- Bronze Sponsor

Central Veterinary Clinic- Bronze Sponsor

05/20/2026

🚨UPDATE ON CONULTATIONS🚨

I just need to thank everyone for the continued support of me and Wag's!
It's crazy the amount of people that come to me wanting to level up their pet parent game! 🙌

However, this leaves me in a strange position when it comes to helping people and having a hour conversation with someone, about a very in-depth problem with their pet.
Ill level with you, it's very hard to manage running the store with day to day operations, making orders, receiving stock, helping customers and everything else that comes along with running a retail store.
Its beginning to be impossible to do all of that, then having a very technical question come in that takes time to go over when we have 3 pallets of stock outside while its raining lol (trust me its happened!)

I truly believe in spending uninterrupted time with a client, to go over all their concerns. Also to see their pet in person! Its very hard for me to give informed advice in 5 mins. I want to be able to break down what's possibly going on and talk with you about it.

With all of that being said, I do need to make some changes to how I do my private
consultations.

If you have a technical question that requires a in-depth talk, if you need to have a diet plan formulated, if you have questions about cancer, allergies or yeast, this does require a consultation now. These are subjects that can't be answered in 10min.

I'm not saying that I won't answer your basic questions but these are big subjects to cover! I normally request all of the medication your pet is on, the diet you are feeding, the life style you are providing your dog/cat to make the best suggestions possible.

A talk about weight loss can take up to 30min and in that time I could have 2 other people waiting for me to ask similar questions. I just cant provide everyone with the best when I'm being pulled in so many different directions.

If you would like a private consultation please phone and talk directly to me to book. You can also send a message over Facebook or send me an email. This way I can schedule a time where I have help at the store and I can spend dedicated time with you and your pet uninterrupted.

-Lindsay

05/19/2026

We still have these 2 little gentleman at the store waiting for there furever home!!

05/13/2026

I have been VERY out spoken about Librela from the very start. This drug is NOT approved from the FDA for humans and so what happened? Exactly this!
There is no long term studies from anywhere on the long term side affects of this drug on your pet.

I know we all want our pets to fell better but at what cost?

Librela (bedinvetmab) is an antibody injection for canine arthritis pain, but it can cause significant adverse effects. Reported side effects include serious neurological signs (seizures, ataxia/wobbliness, paresis), increased thirst/urination, urinary tract infections, and localized skin reactions, with some cases resulting in fatality or euthanasia, and now this is added to the list.

I had a vet offer this drug to one of our dogs and I had to say no 2 or 3 times to him. He continued to state that he had given it to hundreds of dogs already and he had given it to his own dog.
He was trying to make me feel like I was a bad pet parent for saying NO to something that wasn't researched properly.

If you want to take the time to research something that is being recommended to you or your pet, then do so! Do not let them pressure you into making a poor decision in the heat of the moment that could possibly have negative side affects long term.

The full link is in the post.

This brand new peer-reviewed clinical review highlights emerging safety concerns around anti nerve growth factor arthritis injections like Librela and Solensia. Based on post marketing reports and clinical observations, some dogs developed unusually rapid joint deterioration after treatment, including faster than normal arthritis progression, joint instability, and even structural collapse. In certain cases, these changes appeared after just one or two injections, while others developed more gradually over time. What makes these findings concerning is that they do not resemble typical arthritis, with veterinarians reporting abnormal bone formation, bone erosion, and widespread joint damage, sometimes affecting joints that were not previously identified as diseased. The review suggests a possible biological explanation, noting that nerve growth factor plays a role not only in pain signaling but also in maintaining joint health, meaning blocking it could interfere with the joint’s ability to adapt or repair. While these observations do not prove causation, they raise important questions and highlight the need for careful monitoring and further research.

05/12/2026

We will be open this weekend but with some reduced hours.
Friday 9am-7pm
Saturday 10am - 4pm
Sunday 11am -4pm
Monday 11am - 4pm