Keep Your Canine Healthy


I received compensation compliments of Rachael Ray’s Nutrish Zero Grain Dog Food in exchange for this post. All opinions are my own.

I consider Gunner, my chocolate lab, my second child. He LOVES other dogs, people, and food. Every time he encounters another pup, person, or gets his paws on something delicious, his excitement shows through tail wagging, drooling, and jumping. The other day, we took Gunner to the vet. The vet took hold of Gunner’s leash while taking him to the examination room.

Well, Gunner’s excitement got the best of him as he saw another dog; he started chasing after the other dog down the hall causing the vet to lose her footing. Because of Gunner’s strength, the vet tripped and was dragged all the way down the hall as Gunner excitedly greeted another dog. My husband and I shook our heads in complete embarrassment surveying the situation.

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This same excitement was shown on the day a package of Rachael Ray’s Nutrish Zero Grain Dog Food arrived on my porch. I don’t know how, but Gunner knew this package was for him. As I opened Nutrish Zero Grain, the aroma caused Gunner to salivate, run in circles, and wag his tail. Because I care about Gunner and his health, I want to provide him with the best possible nutrition; that’s why I’m excited to introduce Gunner to Nutrish Zero Grain Dog Food.

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Simply purchased at your neighborhood grocer, Rachael Ray’s Nutrish Zero Grain Dog Food is easily digestible and completely natural. With U.S. farm raised turkey as the number one ingredient and no fillers, grains, or preservatives, you can assure your pet quality nutrition. Packed full of essential vitamins and minerals, your pet will enjoy Rachael Ray’s Nutrish Zero Grain Dog Food. Avoid food sensitivity and intolerance by switching your dog’s food to Nutrish Zero Grain. Start by slowly mixing in Zero Grain to your dog’s food over the process of 5-10 days (until your dog is only eating Zero Grain). Packaged with feeding guidelines, you will customize the amount your furry friend receives according to size.

I am excited (and so is Gunner) to start this process of switching to Rachael Ray’s Nutrish Zero Grain Dog Food. Follow Gunner’s delicious Zero Grain  food journey in an upcoming post! For more information concerning Rachael Ray’s Nutrish Zero Grain Dog Food or to find a retailer near you, visit nutrish.rachaelray.com


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