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Sprocket & Stone Sprocket & Stone is your friendly neighborhood paw shop! Offering natural cat & dog diets, healthy t

Sprocket & Stone is your friendly neighborhood paw shop, conveniently located on 53rd Street, we offer a wide selection of healthy cat and dog diets, natural treats and chews, cool gear and accessories in a clean and friendly environment!

These arrived just in time for   🎃 Momentum Carnivore Nutrition rainbow trout heads 🐟🐟🐟
10/30/2026

These arrived just in time for 🎃 Momentum Carnivore Nutrition rainbow trout heads 🐟🐟🐟

One of our customer’s kitty is missing keep your eyes peeled.
10/27/2026

One of our customer’s kitty is missing keep your eyes peeled.

Lost orange and white cat near 54th and Greenwood - "Claude". HPC alum, escaped yesterday afternoon. Claude has done so before but usually comes home right away. The owner is very worried. Please check sheds, basements, and garages if you live nearby. Please look up into trees or on rooftops.

Report here and please also email us at [email protected]) if you see this cat!

Happy   from our very own little Ms. QT!!🐈‍⬛🖤 Show us all your black kitties🥰
10/27/2026

Happy from our very own little Ms. QT!!🐈‍⬛🖤 Show us all your black kitties🥰

It’s officially   don’t forget to check out our $20 bin for some great cold weather apparel at a very discounted price! ...
10/18/2026

It’s officially don’t forget to check out our $20 bin for some great cold weather apparel at a very discounted price! 🍂

10/06/2026

New product alerts are always exciting but some are just even more exciting!!! You can now find all MuttGut sous-vide recipes chillin’ in our freezer❤️ Yet another great opportunity to offer fresh foods to your pups on its own or as a topper❤️

One of Basil’s favorite treats!! Have you tried them yet. And also they contain no liver so no worries about potentially...
09/29/2026

One of Basil’s favorite treats!! Have you tried them yet. And also they contain no liver so no worries about potentially feeding your dogs too much copper!🐶

BIGGER BAGS. MORE BITES. MORE TO LOVE.

Meet your new training treat MVP: Momentum, Party-Size Training Bites!

With 6 oz and 300+ treats per bag, there’s plenty to go around - especially in multi-pet households where treat time gets a little competitive. 😉

Here’s what makes them a must-have:

Made for both dogs and cats
Just 2 organ-meat ingredients
Under 2 calories per treat
Four flavors: Beef, Pork, Chicken & Turkey

Which flavor is your pet picking first?

Tomorrow  is   and we’ll have a few deals going on on some of your favorite brands🖤🧡
09/25/2026

Tomorrow is and we’ll have a few deals going on on some of your favorite brands🖤🧡

Owner found!!Just found this little dude in the alley by the shop. Anyone recognizes him?
09/22/2026

Owner found!!

Just found this little dude in the alley by the shop. Anyone recognizes him?

… food for thought…again when you are told grain free is the cause of DCM…
09/18/2026

… food for thought…again when you are told grain free is the cause of DCM…

🚨 A HUGE NEW STUDY IS CHALLENGING WHAT PET PARENTS HAVE BEEN TOLD ABOUT GRAIN-FREE DOG FOOD.

A 2026 Veterinary Medicine and Science study analyzed Dog Aging Project data from 47,000+ dogs and found grain-free diets were NOT associated with increased odds of developing new heart problems.

🤯 More than HALF of owners who reported feeding grain-free were WRONG when researchers checked the ingredients. Foods that sounded grain-free actually contained rice, corn, wheat, barley or oats.

Researchers also followed 7,113 dogs for two years. Dogs that switched to grain-free had FEWER newly reported heart diagnoses than dogs that never ate grain-free, while dogs consistently eating grain-free showed no significant difference.

Both grain-free AND grain-containing foods can contribute to nutritional DCM. So can poorly formulated raw and homemade diets.

Peas, lentils and potatoes aren’t inherently “bad,” and adding grains does NOT magically make food cardioprotective—there’s ZERO taurine in grains!

The bigger question is whether the finished food provides enough bioavailable protein and essential amino acids for the dog eating it.

And here’s the overlooked problem: AAFCO “all life stages” foods meet nutrient requirements for growth and reproduction, but adult dogs often need far fewer calories than growing puppies.

So owners feed less to prevent obesity. But when you cut food, you don’t just cut calories—you cut protein, amino acids, vitamins and minerals too.

A food can meet AAFCO requirements on paper, yet a lower-calorie dog eating less receives less of EVERY nutrient, not to mention some dogs genetically don’t make enough taurine for heart health.

🐕 The question isn’t “grain-free or grain-inclusive?”

It’s: Is THIS dog getting enough protein, essential amino acids and other critical nutrients for the calories they actually consume? That’s the nutritional DCM conversation we should be having.

Calories change. Nutrient needs don’t.

Address

1013 E 53rd Street
Chicago, IL
60615

Opening Hours

Tuesday 10am - 5pm
Thursday 10am - 4pm
Friday 10am - 4pm
Saturday 11am - 4pm

Telephone

+17739664777

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