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Ten Things You Need to Know About EEE Virus & Your Pets
Here's what you need to know about mosquitos in order to protect your pets from Triple E and more.

How to Improve the Quality of Dry Food
We recommend a variety of supplements for varying reasons, however the most common reason is to improve upon a kibble. Here are some of our favorite tips for improving the health of your pet on dry food:

The Evolution of Pet Food: From Table Scraps to Extruded Kibble
In this article, we will take a look at the evolution of pet food, from the invention of the dog biscuit to the extrusion process of making kibble and the current trend of individualized nutrition.

Tips for Choosing the Best Pet Food Options
Choose the best pet food for a healthier diet. Understand labels and avoid deception for optimal nutrition.

Why Dogs and Cats Eat Grass: Understanding Your Pet’s Natural Behavior and Health Needs
Many people believe that pets eating grass are a sign of an upset stomach, but this is usually not the case. In fact, it's perfectly natural and healthy for dogs and cats to eat grass.

Tick-Borne Diseases: Types, Symptoms, and Prevention
Ticks can transmit a number of harmful diseases to both pets and humans. It's crucial for pet owners to be aware of the signs and symptoms of tick-borne diseases.

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“My Dog Was Sick, So I Made a Pet Food Brand” – The Industry’s Most Misleading Marketing Gimmick
/ Nicole R. CammackWhen pet food marketing leans on emotional stories, science often gets left behind. Learn how to see through the noise and choose the best nutrition for your pet.
The Truth Behind Pet Influencer Endorsements
/ Nicole R. CammackInfluencer hype and fancy labels don’t equal better pet food. Learn how to see past the marketing and choose what truly benefits your pet’s health.
The Pet Food Trend Cycle: When Marketing Overrides Nutrition
/ Nicole R. CammackThink your pet’s food is cutting-edge? It might just be clever marketing. Uncover the truth behind pet food myths and trends.
The Truth About Purines & Your Dog’s Bladder Health
/ Morgan LaudanoBladder stones are painful—but often preventable. Know which dogs are at risk, what foods to avoid, and how to help your pup thrive.
Is Your Pet’s Food Truly Innovative or Just Expensive Hype?
/ Nicole R. CammackThe label looks new. The buzzwords are louder. But the food? It’s mostly the same. Behind every “reformulated” recipe is often a marketing strategy—not a nutritional breakthrough. Here’s how to tell the difference—and why it matters for your pet’s health.
Calm Canines: Exclusive Shopping Hours for Reactive Pets at Northpoint Pets & Co.
/ NorthPoint PetsShopping shouldn’t be stressful. Calm Canines is our new after-hours experience for reactive or anxious dogs who need space, quiet, and care.
Think Twice Before Putting a Dirty Collar on Your Clean Dog
/ Morgan LaudanoWe all know the feeling, your pup is fresh out of the bath, smelling amazing, looking fluffy, and ready for all the snuggles. But before you grab that collar and clip it back on, stop for a second. If that dirty collar hasn’t been cleaned recently, you might be undoing all your hard work.