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Boofy's Best for Pets

8201 Golf Course Rd NW C-2, Albuquerque, NM 87120
(505) 890-0757
Open Today Until 7:00 pm
In-Store Pickup, Curbside Pickup, Local Delivery, Same Day Delivery, No Contact Delivery Available

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4610 Cutler Ave NE, Albuquerque, NM 87110-4096
(505) 884-3855
Open Today Until 7:00 pm
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Why Feed Raw?

There's nothing "alternative" about raw food -- it's what Mother Nature intended your pets to eat! Think about it:There are no kibble trees growing in the wild.Wolves and wildcats do not have chefs to debone and cook their food.Mice are not made of rice.There are many potential health benefits of...

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Keep Your Kitty Hydrated and Healthy with Species-Appropriate Food

Dry kibble. Canned food. Pouched food. Raw food. Freeze-dried food. Air-dried food. Dehydrated food. So many food options are now available for your kitty, but which are best? Before considering the form of food you should feed your feline, it’s important to consider the content of food you should be feeding. Cats are obligate...

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Tips to Help Dry Skin in Pets

Dry, flaky skin is a common problem for humans in this drought-ridden desert state, and dogs and cats suffer from it too. As unattractive as it may be, it’s not just a cosmetic concern, especially for our pets. Dry, itchy, irritated skin is more prone to bacterial and fungal infections,...

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Many Common Health Issues for Cats & Dogs Can Be Improved with Changes to the Diet

Let the experts at Boofy’s Best for Pets help you choose foods, treats, and natural supplements that are right for YOUR pet!TOP 5 REASONS FOR SWITCHING TO A BETTER PET FOOD TODAY:“You are what you eat” is even more true for dogs and cats than it is for people. A better diet creates...

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Over 70% of Dogs and Cats Show Signs of Oral Disease by Age 3

Start Adding Years to Your Pet’s Life During Pet Dental Health Month!Periodontal (gum) disease is the most commonly diagnosed health problem in dogs and cats. In fact, veterinarians estimate that 70-80% of dogs and cats have some degree of gum disease by age 3. As in humans, chronic oral infections...

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Why Feed Raw?

There's nothing "alternative" about raw food -- it's what Mother Nature intended your pets to eat! Think about it:There are no kibble trees growing in the wild.Wolves and wildcats do not have chefs to debone and cook their food.Mice are not made of rice.There are many potential health benefits of...

Read More

Keep Your Kitty Hydrated and Healthy with Species-Appropriate Food

Dry kibble. Canned food. Pouched food. Raw food. Freeze-dried food. Air-dried food. Dehydrated food. So many food options are now available for your kitty, but which are best? Before considering the form of food you should feed your feline, it’s important to consider the content of food you should be feeding. Cats are obligate...

Read More

Tips to Help Dry Skin in Pets

Dry, flaky skin is a common problem for humans in this drought-ridden desert state, and dogs and cats suffer from it too. As unattractive as it may be, it’s not just a cosmetic concern, especially for our pets. Dry, itchy, irritated skin is more prone to bacterial and fungal infections,...

Read More

Many Common Health Issues for Cats & Dogs Can Be Improved with Changes to the Diet

Let the experts at Boofy’s Best for Pets help you choose foods, treats, and natural supplements that are right for YOUR pet!TOP 5 REASONS FOR SWITCHING TO A BETTER PET FOOD TODAY:“You are what you eat” is even more true for dogs and cats than it is for people. A better diet creates...

Read More

Over 70% of Dogs and Cats Show Signs of Oral Disease by Age 3

Start Adding Years to Your Pet’s Life During Pet Dental Health Month!Periodontal (gum) disease is the most commonly diagnosed health problem in dogs and cats. In fact, veterinarians estimate that 70-80% of dogs and cats have some degree of gum disease by age 3. As in humans, chronic oral infections...

Read More