Real, whole foods. Real, adorable dogs. Feeding your pup wholesome, healthy foods isn’t hard to do. You have blueberries in the fridge? Toss them in their bowl. You’re snacking on carrots? Toss one to your furry friend. Healthy foods are good and good for them, so why not give them a “treat”.
We’ve got room for some furry co- woofers! Only 8% of employers in the United States allow their employees to bring pets to work, what a bummer! On this Bring Your Dog to Work Day, pull out your dog’s business casual attire, ‘cause they’re coming to the pawfice!
Dogs are meat-eaters and, as such, require a diet that’s founded on meat. Can they have some fruits and veggies in their diets? Absolutely. Can they have some grains in their diets? For sure. As long as the bulk of the diet is meat. There are a couple pieces of biological evidence that support this idea…
If one of your 2018 goals is to get in shape, the great news is you don’t have to do it alone! Your dog loves to exercise too, and can be a great workout buddy and accountability partner.
There’s never a better time to set out on new lifestyle habits than at the start of a brand new year! Are your new year’s resolutions anything like ours?
The holidays are fast approaching, which means the winter season is too. For many of us, winter means snow! And the snow just seems so much better when there are goofy dogs galavanting in it.
We’re so excited to announce the launch of our Lot Lookup Form! Through this service, you can enter the lot code found on the bottom of your box of Simple Food Project and see all sorts of good information about the production of the food in your very own hands.
What makes The Simple Food Project unique is our commitment to using only whole food sources of essential nutrients (and NOT cheap synthetic ones).
A recent study on diet-related DCM and its link to grain-free diets has led to misinformation and more questions. The focus should shift instead to taurine.
The trends in the pet food industry closely shadow the trends in grocery stores. “Organic”, “grain-free”, “natural”, and the like have popped up recently, but do those words actually signify an improved product?
We’ve seen “limited ingredient recipe” thrown around a lot. And it makes us really excited, ‘cuz that’s what we’re about! But then we flip over the bag…
Eat some organ meats! Did you just wrinkle up your nose? To humans, consuming organ meats may seem like a thing of the past, but don’t assume the same for your dogs!
Myth: Table scraps are BAD for dogs. They’re not!! Real, whole foods are just as good for dogs as they are for us. See four benefits of real food here.
It’s odd how you can walk into a store and buy a prescription diet for your dog. Since when did “prescription” become synonymous with “over the counter”?
800-451-5267
info@simplefoodproject.com
1823 Executive Drive
Oconomowoc, WI 53066
A recent study on diet-related DCM and its link to grain-free diets has led to misinformation and more questions. The focus should shift instead to taurine.
Real, whole foods. Real, adorable dogs. Feeding your pup wholesome, healthy foods isn’t hard to do. You have blueberries in the fridge? Toss them in their bowl. You’re snacking on carrots? Toss one to your furry friend. Healthy foods are good and good for them, so why not give them a “treat”.
Eat some organ meats! Did you just wrinkle up your nose? To humans, consuming organ meats may seem like a thing of the past, but don’t assume the same for your dogs!
We’ve got room for some furry co- woofers! Only 8% of employers in the United States allow their employees to bring pets to work, what a bummer! On this Bring Your Dog to Work Day, pull out your dog’s business casual attire, ‘cause they’re coming to the pawfice!
Dogs are meat-eaters and, as such, require a diet that’s founded on meat. Can they have some fruits and veggies in their diets? Absolutely. Can they have some grains in their diets? For sure. As long as the bulk of the diet is meat. There are a couple pieces of biological evidence that support this idea…
We’re so excited to announce the launch of our Lot Lookup Form! Through this service, you can enter the lot code found on the bottom of your box of Simple Food Project and see all sorts of good information about the production of the food in your very own hands.
The Simple Food Project
1823 Executive Drive
Oconomowoc, WI 53066
800-451-5267
