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Paw-cific Northwest Local Favorites

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Love shopping local?  Here are some Pacific Northwest pet products we think you’ll love! We may be biased, but we think the Pacific Northwest has the best people, pets and companies around! And, this month we’re celebrating Paw-cific Northwest pets and our PNW partners, who create some of our favorite locally-made products. We’d love to […]

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Paw-cific Northwest Celebration! Aug. 5-8

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Join the Celebration and Save 15% We love serving our PNW customers and friends! And, to thank you for shopping local, we’re offering 15% off all of our favorite locally-made products along with all of your pet’s favorite healthy foods, tasty treats, supplements, toys and supplies.  Our Paw-cific Northwest Celebration is four days only:   August 5-8, […]

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Paw-cific Northwest™ Pets Photo Contest

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Back by pup-ular demand! Few things are as beautiful as the Pacific Northwest this time of year. And there is nothing cuter than pics of your pet. Hence, the 5th Annual Paw-cific Northwest™ Pets Photo Contest! Capture your pet enjoying the Paw-cific Northwest this summer and share your pet’s photo for a chance to win […]

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How to Make Healthy Frozen Dog Treats

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Dogs LOVE treats – but frozen treats on a warm summer day takes their tail-wagging excitement to a whole new level. Cool your dog off this summer with homemade pupsicles! Not only are they fun and easy to make (with only three ingredients) but they are good for your pup too. Ready to get started? […]

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Is Your Dog or Cat More Susceptible to Heat?

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The summer heat can be uncomfortable and sometimes dangerous for pets. Is your dog or cat more susceptible to heat exhaustion?  You may have noticed that pets are more prone to heat-related illness than humans. This is because cats and dogs primarily reduce body heat through their respiratory tract (lungs, trachea and nasal passages) by […]

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