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UnKibble has been named the Best Dry Natural Dog Food by @ForbesVetted in its vet-informed guide to the best natural dog foods.
Natural should mean real ingredients you can recognize. That’s why every bag of UnKibble starts with whole meats, grains, fruits, and vegetables, gently cooked at low temperatures and freeze-dried to lock in nutrients and flavor. And each ingredient is listed at the front of the bag. Choose from Beef + Barley, Cod + Salmon, or Turkey + Sweet Potato!
Thank you to the @ForbesVetted team for the recognition. We’ll keep working to make whole food nutrition simple for every pet parent. 🐾
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Golden retriever lovers, this one is for you! @ParadeMagazine spoke with our vet advisor Dr. Stephanie Liff about what to really expect when owning a golden.
From their love of water (and the ear infections that can come with it) to their predisposition to certain diseases, Dr. Liff covers the things every golden retriever parent should know going in.
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Spending more time outside with your pup? It is worth knowing which plants in your yard could be dangerous.
Our vet advisor Dr. Jordyn Zoul spoke with @ParadeMagazine about the most toxic outdoor plants for dogs, including azaleas, tulips, sago palms and daisies. Her advice: if you suspect your dog has eaten a toxic plant, do not wait for symptoms. Call your vet or the ASPCA Animal Poison Control Center immediately.
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Before you bring new plants home, make sure they are safe for your pup! Our vet advisor Dr. Jordyn Zoul shared her expertise with @ParadeMagazine on common houseplants that are actually dangerous for dogs, including pothos, tulips, sago palms and lilies. She also shared which pet-safe alternatives to look for, so you don't have to choose between a beautiful home and a safe one.
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Ever wonder why your dog insists on eating grass? @ParadeMagazine spoke with our vet advisor Dr. Jordyn Zoul, who debunks the common myth that it always means an upset stomach. Most of the time, it comes down to ancestral instincts, boredom or simply enjoying the texture. The real concern is not the grass itself but whether it has been treated with pesticides or herbicides.
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Something dog parents don't always think about: the cleaning products in your home.
@ParadeMagazine spoke with our vet advisor Dr. Stephanie Liff about common household cleaners that can be harmful to pets, including bleach, ammonia and formaldehyde. Because dogs walk barefoot and often groom their paws, residue on floors is a real concern. Dr. Liff recommends pet-safe alternatives like steam, diluted white vinegar and hypochlorous acid for a clean home without the risk.
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Getting a dog to take their medication can feel like a sport. @RoverDotCom's latest guide covers the most effective methods, with expert tips from Spot & Tango's vet advisor Dr. Jordyn Zoul.
One of the most effective tricks? Hide the pill in something your dog can't resist. A high-value food like UnKibble works best! Mixed with wet food or served alongside a favorite treat, it makes the whole process a lot less stressful for dogs and dog parents.
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Watching a dog slow down with age is one of the hardest parts of pet parenthood. @ParadeMagazine spoke with our vet advisors Dr. Jordyn Zoul and Dr. Stephanie Liff on how to recognize when your senior pet is still thriving, even if they're moving a little slower.
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Our vet advisor Dr. Stephanie Liff was featured on @mic's roundup of simple things dog owners should be doing for their pups. 🐾 From anxiety management to ear care, lick mats and dental chews, Dr. Liff's expert advice is woven throughout the list. Having vets like Dr. Liff as an advisor at Spot & Tango is exactly why we feel confident in the guidance we share with dog parents every day.
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Did you know your dog can actually smell when you're stressed?
@ScaryMommy spoke with our vet advisor Dr. Stephanie Liff about the science behind how dogs absorb human stress. Dogs have up to 10,000 times the scent detection ability of humans, which means they're picking up on chemical changes tied to stress hormones we don't even realize we're emitting.
The good news: the relationship goes both ways. Dogs have also been shown to lower cortisol levels, reduce anxiety and increase dopamine in their owners. The bond really is mutual!
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Toronto's dog population has hit an estimated 600,000 and counting, and the city is still figuring out what that means for everyone who shares it.
The @TorontoStar spoke with our co-founder Dylan Munro about how dog ownership has fundamentally changed. Younger generations are treating their dogs like family, and the demand for better spaces, better products and better food reflects that. It's exactly why we recently expanded into Canada, bringing UnKibble to dog parents who want more for their pups.
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UnKibble made the list of must-haves for your summer road trip! @Yahoo featured UnKibble as the go-to food for keeping dogs happy on the road. No freezer needed, perfectly portioned, made with real whole grains, meat, fruits and veggies, and 40% cheaper than fresh frozen alternatives.
Whether you're hitting the highway for a weekend or a cross-country adventure, UnKibble travels as well as you do.
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Hot pavement is one of the most overlooked summer dangers for dogs. @NBCNews put together a guide on how to protect your pup's paws in the heat, featuring expert advice from our vet advisors Dr. Stephanie Liff and Dr. Jordyn Zoul.
Dr. Liff recommends paw balm as a protective barrier when boots aren't an option. Dr. Zoul's tip recommends walking on grass or dirt whenever possible, and sticking to early morning or evening when pavement is cooler.
A good rule of thumb from the article: place the back of your hand on the pavement for 7 to 10 seconds. If it's uncomfortable for you, it's too hot for your dog.
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Summer walks require a little extra planning when the heat is on! @Southern_Living spoke with our vet advisor Dr. Stephanie Liff on how to know when pavement is too hot for your dog's paws. Her tip: place your palm on the pavement and if you can't comfortably leave it there, it's too hot for your pup.
Her recommendations for keeping dogs cool: cooling mats, fresh cold water at all times, limiting strenuous outdoor activity on humid days, and keeping pets inside with AC during the hottest parts of the day.
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Traveling with your dog this summer? 🏞️🐾 Spot & Tango vet advisor Dr. Stephanie Liff shares her expert tips in @RoverDotCom's latest guide, covering everything from car trips and flights to trains and boats.
One thing she recommends: make sure you have enough food for your entire trip, including any unexpected delays. UnKibble makes that easy. Shelf-stable and portion-controlled, it's built for life on the go.
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Dogs have officially taken over, and Canadians wouldn't have it any other way! This @nationalpost feature explores just how deep the human-dog bond has gotten: 95% of Canadians consider their pets family, 9 in 10 say their dog's health is just as important as their own, and pet food is at the center of it all. Owners are extending their own wellness values to their dogs, seeking out fresh, clean ingredients and real nutritional benefits.
That's exactly why we built Spot & Tango. The National Post spoke with our COO Dylan Munro about how Spot & Tango grew from a team of two to 150 employees, delivered 150+ million meals, and expanded into Canada with UnKibble, a minimally processed, human-grade alternative to traditional kibble.
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We've been building this brand largely through digital and word-of-mouth since day one. This year, we turned up the volume!
@petfoodindustry covered our largest marketing campaign in company history: TV on Paramount, Peacock, Hulu, ESPN, Bravo and more; billboards and truck-side ads across NYC; and our Short-Legged Athletics Tour hitting fun runs nationwide for dachshunds, corgis, basset hounds and beyond.
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Spot & Tango Co-Founder & COO Dylan Munro shared what it takes to build and scale a modern consumer brand on the Unfinished Business podcast.
Dylan shares insights from Spot & Tango’s growth, including how customer feedback shaped product development, the importance of operational excellence in physical products, and the role of data in guiding decision-making. He also touches on the challenges of scaling through uncertainty and why investing in the customer experience early can create long-term advantages.
Watch the full episode here: youtu.be/xuvI80fr9Us?si=5CTf…
Our Co-Founder & COO Dylan Munro joined Canada's Entrepreneur to share the journey of scaling a business from idea to a nine-figure brand.
In this episode, Dylan walks through the early days of building Spot & Tango, from identifying an opportunity in the pet food space to developing a differentiated product and direct-to-consumer model. He also dives into the realities of scaling, including operational complexity, building the right team, and making long-term investments like vertical integration.
Listen here: canadasentrepreneur.com/scal…
Not all dog treats are as safe as they seem! HuffPost highlights ingredients and products that may pose risks to dogs, with expert input from Dr. Stephanie Liff, Spot & Tango’s veterinary advisor.
The article outlines what to watch for on labels and how to make safer choices. Being informed about treat ingredients is an important part of supporting your dog’s overall health.
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