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Chews or oil: how to choose the format
Trueleaf makes Calming Support and Hip + Joint Support in two formats: a soft chew, and an oil you pour over food. The labels list the same actives for both...
How to read a pet supplement label
Most pet supplement labels are readable. They are just not arranged in the order you would read them if you were trying to compare two products, which is usually what...
Cat supplements are not small dog supplements
A cat is not a small dog. That is not a figure of speech about temperament. It is a statement about physiology, and it is the reason a cat supplement...
What the ingredients in a calming chew actually do
Four ingredients turn up in most calming chews for dogs: L-theanine, chamomile, lemon balm and hemp seed. They are not interchangeable, they do not come from the same places and...
How much supplement does my dog need
Supplement amounts for dogs are set by body weight. Not by age, not by breed and not by how big a dog looks. A lean 60 lb collie and a...
Quality ingredients: not all pet supplements are created equally
What makes a pet supplement ingredient high quality, why sourcing and manufacturing matter and how to check a label before you buy.
