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Why Your Dog's Joints Are Breaking Down Faster Than You Think
If your dog has slowed down on walks, hesitates before jumping onto the couch, or stiffens up after a nap, you've likely chalked it up to "just getting older." But joint deterioration in dogs isn't purely an age thing — and it's starting earlier than most owners realize. Understanding why it happens, and what actually stops it, can add years of pain-free movement to your dog's life. The Mechanics of Canine Joint Breakdown A dog's joints are cushioned by cartilage — a slick, shock-absorbing tissue that lets bones glide smoothly against each other. Surrounding that cartilage is synovial fluid, which...
Ready For The Next Adventure // Chromium | Blog | Grrub Pet
Do you have an active dog? Want to make sure they’re getting all the nutrients they need? Let us explain one of our ingredients and the importance it plays in active dogs… First off, what defines an active dog? We at Grrub Pet, define an active dog as one who is on the go… whether it’s constant walks/runs, hiking, working farm animals, agility, hunting, etc. A dog who enjoys being on the move and performing. If you have a dog that falls under this category, let us tell you about KemTRACE Chromium and how it aids in limiting your dog...
Maximizing Endurance // Malic Acid
Here at Grrub Pet, we like to treat our dogs like we treat ourselves. If we’re going to go workout, we’re going to fuel our bodies before and after. So why wouldn’t we do the same for our best friend? You’re not going to go to the gym on an empty stomach and no water, right? So let us provide the perfect workout regimen for your dog so you don’t have to. Exercise is an important part of staying healthy, as is how the body is fueled before and after. This is where Malic Acid comes into play for your...
Save your carpet // Propionic Acid
Gut health. We see it everywhere and we know it’s important. But in our opinion, a majority of us don’t truly value its importance until we look 6 months pregnant from bloat, experience the uneasy stomach after a meal, and our favorite…too busy destroying our bathroom when we’re late for a meeting. But we’re not alone. Dogs also suffer from all of the above, and sometimes we’re the ones that have to clean it up if they can’t make it outside. So how do we prioritize gut health without drastically changing our lifestyle? Because let’s face it, we like cheese...