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Dexter's Deli
October 2009
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+ STORE HOURS +
Monday-Friday
9:30am to 7:00pm
Saturday
9:30am - 6:00pm
Sunday
10:00am - 5:00pm
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GENTLE
DENTAL
Call & make an appointment for your pets anesthesia free teeth cleaning, only $95.
Del Mar
Fri., Oct. 23
Sat., Oct.24
Thur., Nov.12
Fri., Nov. 13
Sat., Nov.14
Fri., Dec. 11
Sat., Dec.12
Carlsbad
Thur., Oct. 22
Thur., Nov. 5
Thur., Nov. 19
Thur., Dec. 3
San Elijo
Fri., Nov. 20
Fri., Dec. 4
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SAN ELIJO HILLS
GRAND OPENING!
 We're open Oct.3rd!
On San Elijo Hills Road in the shopping center anchored by Albertson's, right in downtown SEH. We'll have our awning up in a few days to make it even easier to find us.
Saturday, October 24
Come by between 10am and 3pm to mingle with representatives from our
favorite pet food companies who will have complimentary samples and
coupons for you while your dog snacks on our tasty mini cupcakes and
Sojos appetizers.
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15% OFF
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Any Sojos or Dr. Harvey's food
One item per coupon, per customer, please.
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Good through October 31st, 2009
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 FOOD CONFUSION
the "grain free" dry food debate
The reason more companies are marketing dry foods without
grains is that they are capitalizing on the myth that grains are the primary
cause of allergy-type symptoms in dogs. Grains may not be required by dogs or
cats for proper health, but they aren't evil either. While it's true that some
dogs appear to have an intolerance to gluten, this is not a common problem.
One of the biggest
misconceptions is that dry foods that don't have grains are automatically low
in carbohydrates. The machinery used to make dry food would clog up if the food
didn't have enough starch to form the pellets properly. Potatoes, tapioca, sweet
potatoes.... they are all starch-based foods, thus they all contribute
carbohydrates to the diet. Many of these
dry foods have just as much, and in some cases, more carbohydrates than foods
that contain grains.
Feeding a dryfood that is "grain-free," even if it is high
in protein, does not take the place of feeding fresh or home-cooked food. The processing
involved in making dry food kills the naturally occurring nutrition of the ingredients. This is why they have to add synthetic vitamins and hope that they
are absorbed properly.
The
bottom line is that dry food, of any formula, is still a highly processed diet
to depend on. It is simply not logical to rely on pellets in a bag for all your
pet's nutritional needs. There is no way that a bag of pellets can truly supply
"100% complete nutrition." Would you eat that way yourself?
Dexter says "Think
outside the bag!"
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 STORE LOCATIONS
DEL MAR - 858.792.3707
1229 Camino Del Mar, Del Mar, CA 92014
CARLSBAD - 760.720.7507
2508 El Camino Real #B-2, Carlsbad, CA 92008
SAN ELIJO HILLS - 760.471.9500
1523 San Elijo Rd S #107, San Marcos, CA 92078
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