Paws Evolution LLC

05/24/2026

As part of our assessment of the pet's health issues, we carefully consider the living conditions and provide guidance on the best practices to mitigate toxic exposure.

05/01/2026

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New peer-reviewed study shows 100% of bird nests tested contained residues of flea and tick chemicals from pets. These chemicals were found not just in nest lining made from treated pet fur, but also in eggs and dead chicks. Researchers also observed that higher contamination levels in nests were associated with more unhatched eggs and chick mortality signals, suggesting a clear exposure pathway from pets to wild birds through nest building materials.

In simple terms, wild birds may be unintentionally exposing their embryos and chicks to pet parasite treatments.

This adds a concerning layer during a period of ongoing bird declines, but it is important to note it is not considered a primary driver. Major causes of bird population declines in Europe and North America are still habitat loss and fragmentation, insect decline and food shortages, climate change, and intensive agricultural practices.

04/15/2026

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04/07/2026

Your dog’s behavior might not be a training problem. It might be a nervous system problem.

Most pet parents focus on behavior. But behavior is downstream of biology.

When a dog is reactive, restless, or struggling to settle, the nervous system is usually at the root of it. And a nervous system under chronic stress can’t digest, heal, or regulate properly no matter how much training or how many supplements you throw at it.

This walks you through:
→ What stress mode actually does to the body
→ Signs your pet may be dysregulated
→ Simple daily ways to shift them into rest + heal mode
→ What to add to the bowl to nourish the nervous system directly

Holistic support meets the body where it is.

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03/31/2026

We’ll be taking a little pause to rest and celebrate this weekend.

Closed for Good Friday & Easter, but we’ll be back Saturday with normal hours.

Wishing you and your furry family a beautiful, peaceful, and joy-filled Easter.

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03/27/2026

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03/24/2026

Hydration is two parts. One part water. One part oil.

Small upgrades like bone broth, raw goat’s milk, and omega-rich foods can transform your pet’s health from the inside out.

Add mineral-rich water. Add fats. Watch everything shift.

Come check out our favorite products to add to your pet’s bowl at our Bonita location!

03/03/2026

You can’t out-supplement poor nutrition.

We love a good joint chew or probiotic, but if the base diet isn’t supporting your pet’s biology, those extras can only do so much.

Real longevity starts in the bowl.

If you’re not sure whether your pet’s food is working for them or against them, come talk to us. We’ll keep it simple and personalized.

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02/27/2026

We’re excited to welcome Kelly Bone to Paws Evolution for a special meet & greet tomorrow!

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Join us tomorrow (Feb. 28) from 3–4pm to connect, learn, and celebrate the bond we share with our pets. Stop by, say hello, and bring your curiosity!

If you are not familiar with who Kelly is, she is worth looking up and then coming in to meet her!

27241 Bay Landing Drive, Unit 19
Bonita Springs

We can’t wait to see you there.

02/24/2026

Last week, we gathered in community to listen, learn, and remember.

A big thank you to Billy Hoekman of Green Juju for sharing not just information, but perspective. A reminder that our animals are not separate from nature’s rhythms. They are nature, living beside us.

One of the most powerful takeaways was the reminder that nourishment is not just about feeding. It’s also about relationship. Relationship to soil, to plants, to microbiome, to instinct.

When we support the terrain, vitality follows.

Grateful to everyone who came, asked questions, and continues to choose deeper care for their animals.

This is how change happens.

What was your biggest takeaway from the talk?

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