Meet Erin!
You may know her as the Meat team member always down for a long in depth discussion to figure out how to best help your pet(s).
Erin's gained many years of expirence dealing with joint and mobility issues with her first dog Lelu. Her knowldge of prevenitive care and maintinece of joints and mobility come from their 15 year long relationship.
She now shares her home with a short long dog (prone to IVDD) and a chihuahua mix with a mild luxating petella. Because of these she is extra extra doing all the things possible to ensure her dogs have the best chance to live long pain free lives.
Read on to learn more about what Erin and her pups use to ensure they are happy, heathy and thriving!
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A couple of very adorable little pups-
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★Klaus
(chi/goblin/CA stray energy)
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★Kingsley
(7-ish, chi/corgi/angelic creature)
For her sensitive pup, Klaus:
Anything fishy—cod skins, Baltic sprats, and minnows are all in regular rotation.
A great source of Omega-3's DHA & EPA which are all great anti-inflamit
For her angel babe, Kingsley:
The gnarlier, the better—think bones, feathers, or fur.
Favorite for both: Rawternative Air Dried—perfect as a training treat or travel food. Plus, Totoniks Venison Blood toppers for an extra boost of nutrient variety.
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CBD! It’s been a go-to for mild pain, anxiety, and inflammation (a combo we know well at home). It also comes in treats or tinctures, so it’s easy to find what works best for each pet.
And then there are my West Paw Toppls—collected in every color and size. They’re hands-down the ultimate enrichment food toy.
Joint support—for any animal, at any age. Ideally before issues pop up, but still incredibly helpful after. Keeping pets comfortable and easing pain is always a win.
Also, comfortable, ergonomic harnesses such as the BlueK9 Balance Harness, that allow proper mobility. It can take a couple of fittings to find the perfect match for each dog, but once you do—it’s absolutely worth it!
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With comfort in mind, and mental enrichment needs met, your pet's can thrive!
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