Dawg City Pet Supply & Nutrition Center

05/24/2026

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Happy Memorial Day,and thank you for serving our country. Blessings to all.

05/15/2026

35 years of guidance for our clients, we are always here to help you make the best choice for the specific needs of your dog.
Providing extensive knowledge in many areas of nutrition. Kidney, liver, or weight loss diets don’t have to taste and look like cardboard.
Leave those fillers behind! If you feel a need to add filler, why not add one yourself to a quality food? Use a quality ingredient!

A large peer-reviewed study survey of over 8,800 pet owners found that only about 14% rely on veterinary advice when choosing what to feed their pets, meaning the vast majority of decisions are influenced by forces outside the exam room. While the study didn’t investigate the reasons behind this gap, it highlights a clear disconnect between pet parents’ priorities and where they get their information, especially as many owners are increasingly seeking minimally processed and human grade diet choices that aren’t found in veterinary clinics.

Rather than pointing to a lack of trust, the findings suggest an opportunity: as interest in evolving nutrition grows, there’s a chance for veterinarians to play a more active role in guiding these conversations and helping bridge the gap between ultraprocessed, feed grade diets and what pet parents are actually looking for.

05/15/2026

So true ❤️ if you are a dog loving human, you know this feeling. Dogs need us too, it’s an honor for my past dogs we lost 💔 we pass on our love to more. All dogs need loving homes. Honor your dog you lost by loving another ❤️❤️

04/09/2026

Oral flea and tick meds. We promote everything natural. These toxins 😡 Think about it this way, would you eat one?

Scientists have uncovered a potential explanation for why some dogs experience seizures and other neurological issues after taking common flea and tick medications like Bravecto, NexGard, Credelio, Simparica, and Revolution. Real-world reports show that certain dogs, especially puppies, older dogs, or those with genetic vulnerabilities, can develop tremors, seizures, or other nervous system problems. The study suggests that these drugs may reach the brain through a “back door” pathway called centripetal (retrograde) axonal transport, bypassing the usual protective blood brain barrier. Additionally, certain chemical additives in the medications, such as PFAS compounds, may increase this risk by helping the drugs enter nerve cells or acting as neurotoxic agents themselves. Overall, this research highlights a previously underappreciated nerve pathway that could explain why some dogs are more susceptible to neurological side effects from flea and tick treatments.