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EPISODE · Apr 17, 2019 · 31 MIN

57 | Feeding Your Dog Better with Ruby Balaram of Real Dog Box

from Grow Your Pet Business with Tori Mistick · host Tori Mistick Wear Wag Repeat

On this episode, we're talking a lot about life-changing dog nutrition. The origin story of this business starts with a Doberman who was given just 6 months to live, but through a major diet change he went on for nearly 3 more years! Now that nutrition advice and knowledge is being shared with dogs all over the country - changing the way dog moms give treats to their pups. Today's guest also gives some great advice on how to launch a business that's different from the status quo. (00:00) Intro(00:29) Introducing Ruby Balaram of Real Dog Box(02:13) How Real Dog Box started and the kinds of products they sell(03:51) The backstory of the Doberman who inspired Ruby to start the business(10:59) Something you could feed your dog to give them a better life(15:14) What meal prep Ruby does for her dog(16:54) The startup phase of Real Dog Box(25:39) Advice for people who have a revolutionary idea(28:24) Favorite tools or apps and resources (29:53) Where to find Ruby Balaram The rest of the shownotes are at wearwagrepeat.com/podcast.

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