Joy Is the Real Fountain of Youth—for Dogs and Humans Alike
by Dan Buettner ・ 1 min readWhy Joy Isn’t Optional. It’s Essential.
In every blue zone I’ve visited, joy is a daily practice. It shows up in meals shared with friends, in laughter, in movement, in purpose. Joy, it turns out, is not a frivolous thing. It’s a biological need.
Dogs are masters of this. They wake up happy, play like it’s their job, and love without hesitation. And when we return that joy, in the form of care, attention, and nutritious food, we create a feedback loop of well-being.
From the Bowl to the Backyard: Choosing Joy Every Day
One of the simplest ways to invest in your dog’s joy (and health) is with every meal. Food is more than fuel. It’s a message: I see you, I care for you, and I want you to thrive.
Get Joy makes that message loud and clear with meals designed to nourish, support, and delight. And the result? Healthier dogs, happier humans, and more memories made together.
Live Long, Play Hard, Love Big
We don’t get to hit pause on time. But we do get to savor it.
With joyful routines, gut-healthy food, and a daily dose of fun, we can help our dogs not just live longer, but live better. That, to me, is the definition of longevity.
Make joy part of your dog’s everyday. Explore Get Joy meals designed for longevity, wellness, and love.
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