Frequently Asked Questions
We accept American Express, Discover, MasterCard, Visa, Debit Cards, Personal Checks (prior approval required) and Cash in the local retail store.
Yes, we do. If you wish to do a curbside pickup, please give us a call at 303.469.1540 to place your order. We’ll contact you when your order is ready for pickup. We accept cash or credit payments at the time of pickup.
Your vet has not read up on the latest information from the FDA. The latest statement from the FDA can be read in this article dated December 30, 2022 in which they state they can not link DCM to Grain-Free Pet Food.
The full article can be read here.
When looking for a new food . . . do your research. Look for specific meat ingredients such as Chicken Meal or Lamb Meal- NOT Meat Meal or Poultry Meal. Meat and poultry is too generic of a term; meaning there are numerous meats combined to make up that meal. Stay away from by-products, as they are the waste of that product not the nutritious parts.
Chemical preservative is another ingredient to steer clear of, as they are a cheap way to preserve pet foods. Instead look for foods preserved with (Mixed Tocopherols and Ascorbic Acid). Stay away from foods that list too many grains in the ingredients list. Whole grains are a much better ingredient then fragmented grains. Foods should always list specific meat within the first 3 ingredients.
A food allergy is a condition of being allergic to a specific ingredient within a bag of food. The most common sign of a food allergy is a yeast infection in the ear. These can start in pets as young as 6 months old, and if the yeast infection comes back more than 3 times in a year and usually only in one ear to begin with it is a true sign of food allergies. Another true sign of food allergies is licking the bottoms of their feet.
An environmental allergy is something they come in contact with on a daily basis that causes a reaction such as itchy skin, hot spots, and licking. Environmental allergies can be tested for much like they can for humans.
Food allergies, however, are more of a feed trial by elimination of common ingredients over a course of 10 weeks. During this time they are to eat only that food and no treats or chews.
