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Rayne Clinical Nutrition for Your Dog and Cat

August 14, 2018 by Tara Noland 7 Comments

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Rayne Clinical Nutrition for Your Dog and Cat

Disclosure: I was compensated for this post. All opinions and experiences are my own.

Rayne Clinical Nutrition for Your Dog and Cat is an important subject for us. We talk a lot about recipes and dining on this site for humans but we also take caring for our animals very seriously. We want to provide the best nutrition for our cat, senior dog and new puppy. These are our family members and we don’t just share our home but our hearts and lives with them. Our cat and senior dog have been on their own food for a while now but our puppy was a different story. 

Ken holding Ziggy outdoors on a patio

Ziggy (Stardust Noland) came into our lives back in February. He is a very active, energetic puppy who would rather play than eat, a very common thing with Yorkshire Terriers, but as time went on he also was vomitting and I was switching dog foods from one to another.

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Rayne Clinical Nutrition for Your Dog and Cat

Then this opportunity came along to sample some of Rayne Clinical Nutrition for dogs. First off I loved that they are a Canadian company and that they are dedicated to servicing Canadian pets, their owners and the Canadian veterinary industry. Ziggy is proud to say this is his food!!

Lola with a healthy treat from Rayne's

I discused with my veternarian and she said Rayne’s dog food would be an excellent choice. After a consultation directly with Rayne I was sent a 5-6 week amount of kibble, canned food and treats. They even sent some different treats for Lola our senior dog and she loves them! 

WE LOVE RAYNE’S TREATS

Lola and Ziggy awaiting treats from Rayne's

The people behind Rayne Clinical nutrition are pet owners, too. They are real people, feeding real food to real pets. They aren’t full of gimmicks to get you to buy their pet food, they are very earthy and level headed and speak a language that I can understand. Being pet owners themselves they want the best for their own animals! There is lots of scientific research also behind them with all the nitty gritty details too. 

Ziggy lying down with a can of Rayne's dog food

I feel good serving Ziggy this healthy diet. I want him to be able to live the best, healthiest, happiest, and longest life possible. 

Ziggy licking his lips

Ziggy dove right into this food and I have since purchased more. He is a big boy now weighing in at almost 10 lbs. Ziggy was only suppose to be 5 lbs. but clearly he was having nothing to do with being small. He is long and lean and demands an audience wherever he goes! 

CUDDLING WITH MY BEST FRIEND PUMPKIN

Ziggy and Pumpkin sleeping together on a chair

There are days where he doesn’t want to eat all his food but I think that is how Yorkie’s regulate their body weight. I don’t think I have ever seen a fat Yorkie. They were bred to be mousers so they  need to fit in tight places. 

Lola and Ziggy on a red chair

You can purchase any of their products at your local veterinarian. Come and follow along on their social media too on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and Pinterest. 

For more on Ziggy come over to his feature at Spoiled Hounds.

 
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Filed Under: Everyday ideas, General How To and More Tagged With: dog food, dog treats, growth sensitive GI, Lola, puppy, Rayne, Rayne Clinical Nutrition, Ziggy

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  1. T.M. Brown says

    August 17, 2018 at 1:51 pm

    Always important to be giving our fur babies the best we can!

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  2. Stacie says

    August 17, 2018 at 3:01 pm

    I have to check out this food. It’s so important to give your fur babies the absolute best nutrition you can.

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  3. Jeni Hawkins says

    August 17, 2018 at 5:59 pm

    My sister has a dog and is always looking for the best food for her. I’ll definitely leet her know about this Clinical Nutrition! And … your dog is ADORABLE!

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  4. Pam says

    August 17, 2018 at 6:52 pm

    Nutrition is just as important for our furry family members as it is for us. Rayne’s sounds like great food.

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  5. kristin says

    August 18, 2018 at 4:49 am

    Cute dog. Our Marley is a super picky dog, but it is important to feed him what he likes.

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  6. Kristin says

    August 18, 2018 at 7:00 pm

    We’re bringing home our first puppy next week, so I am all in with the dog food reasearch right now. Thanks for sharing this!

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  7. [email protected] Cleaner for Dogs says

    December 18, 2018 at 3:34 am

    Informative & brilliant article. I have a cutey puppy & your idea will be very very helpful to me. Thanks a lot. Go ahead.

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