Healthy Food and Lifestyle For Pets
According to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA), to determine if a pet product meets your dog’s nutritional needs, simply look at the label. If the phrase “complete and balanced” is included, this means the product is a food that can serve as your dog’s sole source of nutrition. The “complete and balanced” claim will be supported by a second statement. A food is either “formulated to meet the AAFCO dog nutrient profiles” or the label will state that the food has passed an AAFCO feeding study
. This place impressed me so much that I'm now sitting here writing a blog about it. It's like 'Whole Foods' for Pets. Nothing but high-quality, balanced pet food and "must-have" pet supplies. The stores are small, cute, and not overwhelming at all. I love that their products are so organized by protein type and products versus by brand name. You can sense the passion this store has for its customers and their pets.
What blew me away was the staff member, Brenna (in the Valencia location). She must have a Ph.D. in animal nutrition; I got schooled on every brand. Did you know that too much iodine in commercial pet food has been linked to hyperthyroidism in pets? ugh. =/
It's infrequent to find a pet store with such knowledgeable and passionate staff. We may have left with a little bit too much product, but we went with confidence, knowing Tucker was getting nothing but the best!
**Lifestyle of Beauty and Tucker Recommended! XO