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Nom Nom is a Fresh Alternative to Home Cooking for Dogs
Elizabeth Stringer used to spend entire weekends cooking food for her Toy Schnauzers, Willow and Bluebell. Now, her dogs are healthier than they’ve ever been and she's got time back in her life.
View ArticleGastrointestinal Disease & Probiotics in Dogs
Animal intestines are a haven for microbes—and imbalance in the types of bacteria that live there is linked to gastrointestinal disease. Evidence shows that using probiotics could help your pet keep a healthy microbiome and help their symptoms.
View ArticleAllergies & Probiotics For Dogs
Imbalances in the types of microbes that live in animal guts may contribute to your pet’s reaction to dust, pollen, and food. A simple change in diet—and probiotics with beneficial bacteria—could help your pet feel better.
View ArticleGiardia & Its Link to the Microbiome in Dogs
Bacteria can protect animals from infection by many different pathogens. The microbiome acts as a protective barrier, outcompeting potential invaders for nutrients. When pathogens such as Giardia bypass this protection, your pet may experience shifts in their microbiome.
View ArticleWhat is Your Dog’s Poo Telling You?
Your dog’s poop can indicate whether he needs a trip to the vet. There are four main characteristics to consider when evaluating dog poop.
View ArticleLuna's Story: Getting a Picky Dog to Eat Fresh
Elizabeth and Bruce's Siberian Husky, Luna, was such a picky eater that she became underweight. After trying a long list of foods that failed to win Luna over, they found success with Nom Nom.
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