UNIFOUR NATURAL PET FOODS

Can nutrition help a dog with hypothyroidism? We look at diagnosis, levothyroxine, raw feeding, iodine, kelp, natural food sources, and how holistic support can work alongside veterinary treatment.

Freeze-dried foods offer raw feeders more than convenient treats. From training rewards and meal toppers to complete meals for dogs and cats, here is why they have become such a useful part of the raw-feeding toolbox.

Frank came to live with us at 17, and two years later he is still surprising us. Here is what our super senior has taught us about aging, flexibility, quality of life, and appreciating every bonus day.

Does every pet need supplements? Not necessarily. Learn when supplements can be beneficial, why nutrition should always come first, and how to choose products that support your pet's individual needs.

A skipped meal does not always mean something is wrong. Learn what to watch, when a topper may help, and when it is time to call your veterinarian.

Green tripe is famous for its smell, but pets love what it brings to the bowl. Learn what it is, how it can be used, and which varieties UNPF offers.

Raw chicken and raw pet food are regulated differently. See the actual USDA Salmonella percentages and learn why commercially prepared raw pet food faces a stricter standard.

The internet can make raw feeding feel complicated, but getting started does not have to be. You do not need to know everything or build the perfect bowl on day one. Learn why simple, sustainable changes and complete raw diets can make feeding fresh food easier than you think.

Organ meats are one of the most nutrient-dense additions you can offer your dog, but feeding them doesn’t have to be complicated. Learn why organs matter, how to introduce them gently, and which organ meat options are available at Unifour Natural Pet Foods.

Natural chews like chicken and duck feet help clean your dog’s teeth the way nature intended. Their crunchy texture removes soft plaque, supports joint health, and provides enrichment. Simple, single‑ingredient, and fully edible — a whole‑food way to support dental and overall wellbeing.

Raw goat milk is one of the easiest, most pet-pleasing upgrades you can make to a bowl— gentle on tummies, great for hydration, and loved by dogs and cats alike. Our 16 oz and our 1/2 gallon unpasteurized goat milk is in stock now and ready for pickup today.

Chronic kidney disease affects most senior cats — but your cat's desert ancestry holds real clues for supporting kidney health. We unpack why moisture matters so much, where the protein debate really stands, and why raw-fed cats' bloodwork is so often misread as kidney disease.

Connective tissue like trachea and gullet delivers natural glucosamine and chondroitin to support your dog's joints — no supplements required.

Healing after losing Jasper has not been linear. Some days feel steady, others bring unexpected waves of grief. This is a reflection on sleep returning, energy rising, and learning to carry love and loss at the same time.

It’s been a week since we laid Jasper to rest. Grief isn’t something to move through or get over, it’s something you learn to carry. This is a reflection on love, loss, exhaustion, and the great dane sized space he left behind.

Our bonus time has ended. This is the story of how we knew it was time, how we loved Jasper through his final moments, and how we’re learning to sit with the grief that follows.

Planning gives me a way to feel some sense of control over things that are completely out of my control. Unfortunately, we’ve been through the loss of a pet many, many times, and by now we usually know how it’s going to play out. The first part of the planning was making sure Jasper has all of the medication he needs to keep him mobile and comfortable. We already have comfortable places for him to lay in almost every room. Over the last several months, we’ve had to be very in

Loving pets means eventually learning how to sit with grief. This isn’t pre-grief. This is the real thing. This is how I’m processing the pain, the memories, the silver linings, and the bonus time we’ve been given.

Almost 3 years ago we welcomed a skinny, but very tall brindle Great Dane into our home. His name is Jasper. He wasn’t living the life his original owners intended him to live and they graciously allowed us the chance to give him something better. Last spring I noticed he was slowing down a bit and taking a little longer to get up. He is a big guy (156 pounds) and it’s a lot of body to get up off the floor or bed, but it still caused me concern. Jasper turned 8 years old on J

Have you ever noticed when your dog eats grass (that's another blog for another day) it comes out looking exactly as it went in? If you give your dog vegetables that are not pureed first, you'll see whole pieces of vegetables that look nearly unchanged. Why? Because dogs are not built to efficiently digest cellulose , a major structural component of plants. Understanding how a dog’s digestive system works—and how it differs from ours—can help explain why heavily plant-based