Skip to content
All True Stories

Minnie

Beagle — Age 3

I decided to help out a local humane society in the spring of 2013 as they work hard to pull dogs and cats from a high kill shelter and place them in foster homes where they receive lots of love and attention and get up to date on all things medical.
n
nI think I won the lottery when I was able to be Minnie's foster mom. She is a delightful 15 lbs beagle who has a tail that will not stop wagging. Her only downfall was her terribly, terribly oily coat and yeasty ears. I could bathe her and within hours of that bath, her coat was oily again. And the strong doggy odor!!
n
nShe was also a poster child for food allergies. Her toes were red, she was very itchy, the ears which I mentioned above.
n
nI knew I needed to make radical changes in her life to help her heal from the inside out.
n
nAs I knew Minnie needed extra care, I decided that cheerful little thing needed to stay with me and I went from foster mom to just plain old mom.
n
nInstead of going with a diet of kibble, which had not been helping anyway, I decided to give Thrive a try because of it's limited ingredients. She loved the flavor and I could see some improvement in that her toes were not quite as red as before.
n
nI also put her on Sparkle as that seemed to be a reasonable thing to add to help this little girl out even more. She also received baths and acupuncture and everything else I could think to help.
n
nShe has been on an Honest Kitchen diet for a few months now and is continuing to do well. I am very pleased with her progress and also I love being able to feed my dog without worry of poor quality, or worse, ingredients.
n
nThanks so much for being there and providing pet owners a safe, outside the box, alternative for our kids.

Products Minnie loves

Skip Featured products carousel

The Honest Kitchen True Stories™ testimonials are for informational purposes only. The information is not a substitute for expert veterinary care. True Stories are written by actual customers, and represent their own observations. Results are not guaranteed, are not medically substantiated, and may not be typical for other pets.