Keep your dog happy and healthy with our range of vet-approved treatments and supplements. From flea, tick and worming protection to joint care and digestive support, we’ve got everything you need to care for your pet. Every purchase helps support people and pets, so you can shop with confidence while keeping your dog’s tail wagging.
What's the difference between a health supplement and a veterinary diet food?
Health supplements can be every day additives that can boost your dogs health or ease a condition they may be suffering from. The majority are AVM-GSL meaning they are for general sale and do not need specific information to be provided about your pet.
Veterinary diet food and veterinary products in general are restricted from general sale and require specific prescriptions from a vet to obtain. That is because they are specially formulated with specific conditions in mind. Dogs not suffering from those conditions may have adverse effects upon eating them. If you believe your dog would benefit from such a diet then talk to your vet.
How do I clean my dog's ears safely at home?
We offer a range of easy to use dog ear cleaners. These tend to be ear drops that are applied to the inside of the ear and flush out any build-ups of dirt or other problems. Each option is different so be sure to read the instructions that accompany the product.
When should I use a recovery collar, and how do I get my dog used to wearing one?
Recovery collars are used to stop a dog potentially messing with a wound, itch or other issues on the rest of their body. If they have just had an operation and have received stitches, this is an excellent use case to stop your dog trying to pull them out with their teeth.
There are a number of options to get your dog more used to a recovery cone. If you know in advance they will have an operation you can try having them wear it for a time before. Treats are another way to reinforce the cone is a good thing for them. For more options, talk to your vet.
Are medicated shampoos safe to use regularly, or only when needed?
That is fully dependant on the dog in question. Some conditions are chronic and so will always need to be treated. Others can clear up after a time of application. To know for sure, please contact your vet for their opinion.
What first aid products should every dog owner have at home?
It is paramount that a dog should betaken to the vet if in need of medical attention. There are ideal products to have on hand for minor issues or to treat them on the way to the vet. These might include bandages and disinfectant for cuts, or rehydration supplements for diarrhea and overheating. Certain products may be more beneficial for certain conditions as well. Always speak to your vet for the most accurate advice.
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