If you follow pet wellness like we do, you’ve probably seen a headline about the FDA investigating a potential link between certain dog foods and canine dilated cardiomyopathy (DCM). The implication in the article was that some foods labeled as “grain Free” or those containing peas or lentils. Fresh dog foods like Joy were NOT implicated in the possible link.
All headlines related to dangers in food are alarming to pet owners.
Few things put a smile on people’s faces like the greeting of a happy dog. Here at Joy, our dogs are the reason we started this company and our inspiration every day. So here are two of our favorite things, dogs bringing joy to the good folks at the office, and dogs eating Joy at the office!
If you’re one of the lucky folks who get to bring your dog to work daily, we’d love to see images of your canine companion at the office. Tag us, @getjoyfood, and we’ll share it with the world.
If you are bringing your dog to work for the first time, here are a few tips:
- Make sure your company allows it.
- Check with co-workers for allergy issues. Not everyone appreciates our furry friends.
- Take them out to walk, pee, and mark their territory frequently. Folks don’t love it when they do these things on the office plants.
- Bring something familiar from home. This will help calm them.
- Have water ready.
- Be ready for distractions. If your coworkers are anything like us, they’ll stop by to greet your dog every few minutes, if not seconds.
But hey, not every dog is cut out to be in a human work environment. If yours needs a few pointers, maybe this is a chance to take them to some training classes. It’s shared work that will benefit both of you!
However you decide to celebrate National Take Your Dog to Work Day, enjoy every minute.
Thanks for sharing the Joy!
Fresh is always better. Here’s why we use only the freshest ingredients to create Joy dog food. From our kitchen to your door, give them Joy.
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