Green DogGoods

09/27/2025

Today is the Day!

🐶Free House Made Bakery Treats for Every Visitor All Day

🐶Book Signing to Benefit Local Ronald McDonald House 3-5pm

🐶Delicious Firefly Coffee and Tea 12-5pm

🐶Yummy People Cookies from Krista’s Kitchen 12-5pm

09/25/2025

THIS SATURDAY Experience the Indie Pet Difference. Free house made dog treats for every visitor all day!​ As always free expert advice on diet, supplements and training.

Local author book signing for "It's Me Stuart, and I think I'm Magic!" from 3-5pm. Proceeds to benefit our local Ronald McDonald House.

Stop by and have a people cookie, a Firefly coffee and a visit!
See for yourself, not just any neighborhood pet store🐕

09/17/2025

Hi, I'm Stuart! I finally did it! Along with my mom's help, I wrote a book! I really, really did! The title is “It’s Me Stuart and I Think I’m Magic!” But you will have to read my book to find out why I think I’m magic. I'm pretty sure that once you read it, you'll see what I'm talking about… All the proceeds will be donated to the Ronald McDonald House Charities of Northeast Indiana, located on the Parkview Regional Medical Center campus in Fort Wayne, IN. We are asking for a $15 donation for each book. If you would like to meet me “in dog” and my mom Ann “in person”, we are having a book signing here at green DogGoods! And if you come, my mom and I will actually sign your book. 🐾🐾🐾

Book Signing🐾🐾🐾 Saturday, September 27, 2025 3:00 pm-5:00 pm We are hoping to see you!

We will have drinks, people treats, and tables set up for visitors. The nice lady at green DogGoods also said they will have FREE Magic Stuart dog treats all day for everyone!! They named a treat after me!

Wish me luck… ❤️Stuart🐾

(For those of you not acquainted with the lovely Stuart, he is a very active therapy dog. He regularly visits patients in need of his special kind of magic at Parkview Hospital. He and his mom Ann are some of our favorite people.)

08/26/2025

Its National Dog day and we want to celebrate! Stop by and pick up​​ FREE house made Woofie Pies, Rainbow Waffles and Ittybitty Donuts!

National Dog Day was created so that all dogs can be celebrated!

08/17/2024

Puppy Love documentary today! 2pm at the Cinema Center. We have a pair of tickets to give away to the first 3 people to come in and ask for some Puppy Love!!!
Stop by the store to pick up FREE TICKETS! Jody and Morgan will be there handing out free goodie bags as well. Hope to see you there!

08/12/2024

This Saturday!
You can never have too much Puppy Love.

Get ready for some PUPPY LOVE! 🍿

📽 Puppy Love --- When a healthy litter of pups suddenly becomes paralyzed and the vets say the dogs should be put down, a group of dedicated women rally together to fight for their survival. 🎬

🐶 We'll be joined by Green DogGoods during our PUPPY LOVE screening happening @ 2pm on August 17th with Director Gail Gilbert and Canine Star SCOUT in attendance!

🎟 Find Tickets| https://bit.ly/PuppyLove_FWCC

06/03/2024

Unleash Your Dog's Inner Genius: Mealtime Enrichment Ideas!

Mealtime can be a great opportunity for a mentally-stimulating activity for your dog. Foraging is a species-typical behavior for our domesticated dogs. Finding and extracting food is a sensory workout that has calming benefits for most dogs. Here are some ideas to incorporate foraging opportunities when your dog eats:

Snuffle mats: Snuffle mats are like a small rug with fleece or other fabric projections that can hold onto dry treats or food for your dog to find. Sprinkle your pup's kibble onto a snuffle mat and let them sniff out their meal.

Food dispensing toys: Pop some kibble in a specially designed toy that your dog can nudge, paw, and manipulate to make food come out. We like the Kong wobbler, PetSafe Kibble Nibble, and West Paw Rumbl for starter toys.

DIY food puzzles: Use a muffin tin and tennis balls to create a fun, interactive feeder. Place kibble in each cup and cover with a ball. Watch your dog enjoy the challenge.

Kibble hunt: Scatter your dog's food around the house or yard and let them hunt for their meal. This encourages natural foraging behavior and adds a bit of adventure to their day.

Stuffed foraging toys: Fill a stuffable toy (such as a Kong or West Paw Toppl) with your dog's kibble and other add-ins like veggies or yogurt. Remember to start simple to avoid frustration. There are lots of ways to make this a longer lasting activity for a more experienced dog, including popping the stuffed toy in the freezer.

Mental stimulation is just as important as physical exercise for your furry bestie. Use your observational skills to notice what your dog does after they have engaged in a foraging activity…they may need a nap after all of that thinking!

Feel free to share your own ideas and let us know which ones your dog loves the most!

05/28/2024

Goat milk can be a fantastic addition to your dog or cat's diet. It's packed with nutrients, including vitamins, minerals, and fatty acids that support overall health.

Using raw, fermented goat milk offers even more benefits. The fermentation process enhances probiotics, which are excellent for gut health, aiding digestion, and boosting the immune system.

Goat milk is also gentle on sensitive stomachs, making it an ideal choice after a digestive upset. It helps restore balance and provides easily digestible nourishment.

Consider adding goat milk for nutritional and gut health, or just for a tasty snack! We carry raw, fermented Answers frozen goat milk, freeze dried Shepherd Boy, and dried Honest Kitchen brands of goat milk in stock, and can special order other brands. Stop in and chat with us if you’ve been thinking about adding goat milk to your pet’s diet.

05/24/2024

We will be closed on Monday 5/27 in observance of Memorial Day.

05/20/2024

"They like lots of really short interactions — like not intense,” Delgado noted. “A lot of humans are, like, ‘I want to pet you, kitty, and I want to pet you for a long time,’ and then we get bitten. ‘Overstimulation’ is what we call it, or ‘petting aggression,’ when a cat has had too much petting — and too much is based on the individual preference [of the cat].”

There are several signs when a cat is annoyed by your touch. Here's what a pet behaviorist suggests you look for.