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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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Boofy's Response to FDA Report on Dilated Cardiomyopathy (DCM)

On June 27, 2019, the FDA released a statement regarding Dilated Cardiomyopathy (DCM) that has caused much confusion among pet owners, including many Boofy’s customers. We at Boofy’s would like to assure you that pet food brands that we carry are all safe to continue feeding, including any and all...

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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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Winter Paw Protection for Dogs

Cold winter weather means lots of dry noses and cracked paws for the pups, but excellent paw protection products are available to help. Moisturizing healing creams made with pet-friendly ingredients can be applied once or twice daily (or as needed) to prevent snouts and pads from getting overly dry, inflamed,...

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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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The Difference Between Puppy Food and Adult Dog Food

Q: What is the difference between puppy food and adult dog food?A. Pet foods that are marketed in the United States as being “complete and balanced” must meet nutritional standards set by AAFCO, the Association of American Feed Control Officials. AAFCO has defined only two nutrient profiles for dogs: “adult...

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Boofy's Response to FDA Report on Dilated Cardiomyopathy (DCM)

On June 27, 2019, the FDA released a statement regarding Dilated Cardiomyopathy (DCM) that has caused much confusion among pet owners, including many Boofy’s customers. We at Boofy’s would like to assure you that pet food brands that we carry are all safe to continue feeding, including any and all...

Read More

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

Winter Paw Protection for Dogs

Cold winter weather means lots of dry noses and cracked paws for the pups, but excellent paw protection products are available to help. Moisturizing healing creams made with pet-friendly ingredients can be applied once or twice daily (or as needed) to prevent snouts and pads from getting overly dry, inflamed,...

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

The Difference Between Puppy Food and Adult Dog Food

Q: What is the difference between puppy food and adult dog food?A. Pet foods that are marketed in the United States as being “complete and balanced” must meet nutritional standards set by AAFCO, the Association of American Feed Control Officials. AAFCO has defined only two nutrient profiles for dogs: “adult...

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