the Divide Feed Blog

Many of you have come into the store and asked me what food I give Ruby while you're shopping around for something new, and I've probably made quick mention of her allergies and that I feed her a raw diet. That's usually the extent of it, as we move on to choosing a kibble for your dog, but I thought it was worth a more in depth explanation for anyone who's curious... Quick Disclaimer: As you read on, please know that I fully understand that the diet I provide for my pets is

I've got big news: I'm a certified pet nutritionist! Cool right?! But what does that mean exactly? Well, it means that I've spent a lot of hours and dollars reading, researching, studying, and test taking in order to learn how to give my pets, and yours, the best foods to support their best possible lives. Am I a veterinarian? Absolutely not. That would take way more hours and dollars than I have to spend. So while I cannot diagnose your pets with any diseases or conditions,

Corn in dog & cat food: a nutritious grain or problematic filler? It’s an important question to ask yourself when choosing the best diet for your pet, and based on the title of this post, you probably already know on which side I stand. Please do read on, and I’ll let you in on the reasons I personally don’t feed Tonks & Ruby, my fur-kids, foods with corn in them… First, let’s talk about cats and corn: I’ll keep it short and sweet: cats CANNOT digest corn, so don’t feed it to