How To Naturally Express Your Dogs Anal Glands

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Why is dog food sold in the pesticide aisle?? 😩

If your dogs has issues with their anal glands, the solution is not to get the glands expressed 💩

Manually expressing healthy anal glands can cause long term trauma, which often results in inflammation, infection and reoccurring health problems.

Our supplier had organic purple carrots this week, so we had to give them a try! They have twice the amount of carotene and more antioxidants than regular orange carrots, while looking more like a beetroot. Pretty interesting mix and they smell delic

CYCLONE UPDATE 🌨

Hope you are all safe and dry. I’ve just been to the kitchen and thankfully we still have power.

At this stage we will be packing orders tomorrow and delivering as usual on Tuesday.

We appreciate that many homes are current

With the cyclone looming we decided to do our entire production today in case we can’t get to the kitchen tomorrow. Happy to say we have a freezer full of food - thanks to some help from our little friend!

Stay safe everyone ❤️

Profound advice from 400BC. Every problem has a source, every illness has a cause.

Modern medicine is focused on relieving symptoms, rather that fixing the underlying problem. Maybe that's because there’s less money to be made if everyone is h

What’s going on with Bird Flu?

This week a new variant was detected in Victorian. While it's a worrying development, all previous outbreaks in Australia have so far been contained. It is hoped our excellent biosecurity will continue to keep us

When to transition your puppy to adult food? The answer is when they stop growing, which depends on the size of breed.

Here’s a general guide:
Small Breed - 12 months
Medium Breed - 15 months
Large Breed - 18 months

The key is to keep an eye

Lots of new dogs at the moment so please let us introduce ourselves 👋

We are Jimi & Tory, the 2 nutritionists behind Whoa Nelly Dog Food. Jimi is a canine nutritionist (HATO) and Tory is a human nutritionist (Batchelor of Health Science). Our

We've been asked if our food contains horse meat as we are named Whoa Nelly. We'd like to confirm we are not horsing around 🐴

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