Chicken Soup for the Pet Lover’s Soul – Know It, Love It, Win It!

This is a slight interruption to the online Dog training series. I never allow people to promote their products normally here but I received such a nice email from Sean that in this instance I made an exception. There is a great prize up for offer so please enter if you can. A winner will be picked randomly from the comments section next Saturday 15th at midday (for me in Spain)  so feel free to leave a comment and hopefully win a prize. The following is a guest post from Sean representing Chicken Soup for the Pet lovers soul.

Any pet owner knows how important it is to feed your pet healthy, nutritious and nourishing food.  Whether you allow your pet to eat freely with a constantly filled bowl or at specific times each day, making sure your pet is happy and full is one of the most important things.

Flash-forward to the next time to you realize that you’re running low on pet food.  You take a look at the bag (or the empty Tupperware container you bought years ago that is now cracked and covered in food crumbs) and start to think, “Is this really the best food for my dog?” You may have done some research early on, but at some point your pet food became a part of your grocery shopping routine…and odds are that you probably don’t pay too close attention to what’s in the bag or can you’re buying.

Take a moment to think it over.  Is it time to consider food that IS good for your pup?  We think it is!

The folks over at Chicken Soup for the Pet Lover’s Soul, who proudly proclaim that their food “is holistically formulated for the well-being of your pet,” are teaming up with The Three Dog Blog to help make sure your dog is being fed as well as possible. To do this, they are supplying one Three Dog Blog reader with a “Chicken Soup for the Pet Lover’s Soul Prize Pack”, featuring a bunch of goodies…and of course, a sample of their pet food.

  • One, $30 gift card to PetFoodDirect.com to be used on whatever the winner’s pet needs are
  • One, sample of Chicken Soup for the Pet Lover’s Soul (formula of the winner’s choosing)
  • One, copy of Chicken Soup for the Pet Lover’s Soul book

So how do you win this fun prize pack?  Well, it requires only a bit of self-educating towards the well-being of your dog.  To enter:

At the end of the contest, I will randomly choose a winner and you will be shipped the prize pack!  Better yet, you will have learned some new tips for taking care of your little friend AND potentially have some new food on the way.

Know your dog, love your dog…that’s the best way to do it!

(This contest is open to US, Canada and Mexico residents only.)

Good luck everyone and don’t forget to leave your comment before next Saturday.

6 Responses to “Chicken Soup for the Pet Lover’s Soul – Know It, Love It, Win It!”

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  1. Shobin Chawla says:

    Nicely written blog. I found the information intersting.

  2. Vicki says:

    Taurine is an amino acid that is required by cats. We have recently learned that some dogs may also have a dietary requirement for taurine.

    Dogs manufacture their own taurine from two other amino acids, cysteine and methionine. Some dogs are less efficient at using these two amino acids to make taurine, and may require more of these two amino acids to make enough.

    Lamb is lower in cysteine and methionine than other protein sources. So, when you have the combination of a dog that is inefficient at manufacturing taurine and a diet that is made from lamb, you may end up with a taurine deficient dog. Taurine deficiency in dogs causes the same type of heart disease that it does in cats, dilated cardiomyopathy or DCM.

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  3. Three Dog Blogger says:

    Vicki,

    Seems you are well on your way to winning so far. I thought it would have received more replies than this. Maybe people don’t like what is on offer? Good luck to you.

  4. Shelly says:

    New thing I learned:
    “Dried chicory root and beet pulp are also known as prebiotics. The digestion of prebiotics produces short chain fatty acids, or SCFA’s. These SCFA’s serve as the energy source for the cells in the intestines as well as for the beneficial bacteria throughout the digestive tract.”

    Best formula for my dogs (can NOT contain oat products as 1 is allergic):
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  5. Three Dog Blogger says:

    As only the two of you entered I just flipped a coin. Congrats Shelley. You were tails and won. You will be contacted shortly for your details.

    Well done for entering, it shows it is always worth a go.

  6. Carli says:

    Blue Buffalo adult small breed looks like the best food. There is no grain in it and that is awesome! I was looking through some things in the site and realized that Kohl’s has pet grooming! I never knew that. That is very helpful. My baby, Grandma Boots, has very long hair and if I don’t bathe him at least twice a week his fur starts looking crazy. Thank you for the help