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Apr 19, 2018 | For Dogs

A couple Sundays ago we hiked to the Bridge to Nowhere with a group of friends and two other dogs.  This 10 mile round trip adventure took us through a river (5 crossings each way, water was knee deep at deepest parts), narrow ledges on side of mountain, and through some of the most beautiful scenery anywhere.  The pups had a blast.  They were running off leash until the path would narrow too much on the side of the mountain.  We leashed them to be safe.  They were running through wooded areas, the river and just exploring everything.  It was quite a journey!

 

When we got to the bridge, there was a group getting ready to bungee jump!  We hung around to watch.  In the picture below you can see someone dangling that had just jumped!

 

The bridge was beautiful.  Built in 1936 to connect Wrightwood with the San Gabriel Valley.  In 1938 they had terrible flooding that came through that wiped out the road.  They never rebuilt the road.  Hence the name – Bridge to Nowhere.

 

 

The next day I noticed that Remy’s paw pads had taken a beating from the terrain.  All the rocks in the river he kept jumping into must have scraped him up. He had scrapes on the inside and outside of his pads.  The other two dogs were fine.  Now we know Remy has sensitive pads and are going to invest in some good boots for him.  Does anyone use boots for their dogs when hiking?  Any brand suggestions you could give us?

 

Here are the pups on the (much) smaller bridge we passed along the way.  The boys are looking so handsome in their matching Crazy Rebels Kyon waterproof collars.

Did you know this customer favorite is not only delicious but packs a lot of benefits?!  Turkey hearts off a plethora of health benefits for dogs and cats.  Packed with essential nutrients, these delicacies provide a natural and wholesome boost to your pet’s diet.

Let’s go over the top five health benefits:

  • Taurine Content: Taurine, an essential amino acid found in turkey hearts, is crucial for dogs and cats heart health.  Adequate taurine intake supports proper heart function, vision, and reproductive health.
  • Abundance of Vitamins and Minerals: They containa wide range of vitamins and minerals including iron, zinc, phosphorus, and B vitamins.  These nutrients play crucial roles in various bodily functions such as blood cell formation, immune system function, and metabolism.
  • Rich in Protein: Turkey Hearts are a excellent source of high-quality protein, essential for muscle development, repair, and overall health in dogs and cats.
  • Natural Source of Coenzyme Q10: CoQ10 is a powerful antioxidant that supports heart health and cellular energy production.  CoQ10 plays a vital role in maintaining cardiovascular function and may help reduce the risk of heart disease in pets.

Low in Fat: Turkey Hearts are relatively low in fat compared to other cuts of meat making them an ideal option for pets who require a leaner diet.  A balanced fat intake is essential for maintaining a healthy weight and supporting optimal organ function.

Incorporating turkey hearts into your pet’s diet can provide a wide array of health benefits, from supporting muscle growth and vitality to promoting heart health and overall well-being.

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