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While the right supplements may make your hair shiny, your skin glowing and reduce bloat, for the most part your dog doesn't need the same additions to their diet. If you feed them a complete and balanced dog food, they’ll get all the essential nutrients they need.
If your dog has a specific health condition, they may benefit from supplements. But this should only be determined under the guidance of your vet after thorough examination and diagnosis. Outside of that, most dog supplements are nothing more than brands trying to cash in on a fad. The wrong supplement can even cause harm to your dog if it has an underlying health problem.
You pay for something that won't add much to your dog's life, and that they'll just end up peeing out.
Here are some reasons why you shouldn't waste your precious time or money on the majority of dog supplements.
Despite the nonsense out there in the world of dog supplements, I believe there's value in them – if they're done right. Over the past two years, I've developed something worthy of our beloved dogs. And they are called…well, you'll just have to wait on that.
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A gut health probiotic would be a great product 😊. Not sure if you have this in the pipeline. Just a thought. Thanks
Very intriguing… Our beloved 6 yr old rescue puppy Obi started limping and slowing down on her daily walks. A trip to the vet with xrays discovered hip dysplasia. With 6 monthly Cartrophen injections, a stricter weight management diet, shorter daily walks, I’ve also trialed a few canine supplements as well- Rosehip, Turmeric, fish oil and hemp oil. Obi is back to her usual mobility. Looking forward to seeing your new offering.🐾🐾
I give both my spaniels an Antinol rapid daily. One of them has arthritis. I give them freeze dried green lip mussels and sardines as treats. Hoping it’s helping.
Oh please develop a good quality fish oil with decent strengths 🙏
Great message and I look forward to learning what the new product is.
Wow,
Really didn’t think you would stoop so low as to market fear then try and capitalise on that fear as a saviour.
Time to rethink your strategy.
One of my dogs has arthritis in his front paw, we have been giving him Antinol and Tumeric paste as well as medication from our vet in the form of a tablet. At the start of his treatment we were giving him one tablet ( Carprohen ) he still limped, once we started the Antinol & Tumeric paste we saw a marked improvement and we were able to reduce the Carprohen to half a tab every other day and no more limping so my personal experience with a supplement has been positive so far 🐾❤️🐾
Lisa I give my Goldies Fish Oil and these have definitely improved my boys coat as it was always very dry looking and now smoother and more shiny, hope I am doing the right by him.
Warmest wishes
Trish