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The same way dietary supplements are beneficial to your body, so too can they be great for our pets.

The most common supplements taken by pets are for arthritis support in joints and fatty acids to reduce shedding and ensure a shiny coat. Probiotics and antioxidants also help with digestive problems, fight against ageing, and aid in cognitive maintenance.

As the weather warms up and the days grow longer, it's the perfect time to get outdoors and enjoy some exercise with your furry friend. Whether you're exploring nature trails or playing in the park, there are plenty of activities you can do together to stay active and bond. Additionally, there are numerous benefits to incorporating your pup into your workout routine. Regular physical activity can help prevent obesity, improve their overall health, and reduce the risk of chronic diseases. Exercise can help curb destructive behaviors and provide a positive outlet for your pup's energy, resulting in a happier, calmer, and better-behaved dog. To ensure your dog stays mobile and comfortable during these adventures, consider incorporating a hip and joint mobility supplement like Pawlife Pets Agile Pup into their routine.

Today, all K9’s on the Raleigh Police Department use our all-natural glucosamine Agile Pup supplement to help with mobility and as a preventative measure to protect Hip & Joint. Additionally many of them take our digestive supplement, Pro Pup for additional support. Interested in trying our supplements? Use code K9SAVE30 on our website to save 30% OFF your order today!

Do you really know what to do if your pet is hurt? Knowing what to do or how to handle the situation, is something that every pet owner should know...

As pet owners, it's essential to be vigilant and attuned to our furry friends' well-being. One common health concern that can affect dogs, especially as they age, is arthritis. Recognizing the early signs of arthritis is crucial for providing timely support and improving the quality of life for our canine companions. One of the initial indicators is a change in mobility or reluctance to engage in activities that were once enjoyed. If you notice your dog hesitating before jumping onto furniture or having difficulty getting up after a nap, it might be an early sign of arthritis.

Training with a new dog can become very exhausting. Just think about how exhausting it can get raising a baby or toddler. This is not so much different than that.

Luckily, we have come up with a list of five ways you can encourage positive behavior. Although it’s not a list with training exercises and guides, it may still help your dog understand when they’re taking a step in the right direction.

Just like senior humans, older dogs also need a balanced diet to maintain their health in a proper condition. As a responsible pet owner, you need to serve a diet that fulfills his nutrient requirements perfectly. If you have a senior dog in your house, plan a new diet chart for him and never mix up his diet with the young one. Remember that senior dogs always need special care during their last stage of life.

Your dog is what he eats. A balanced diet rich in nutrients is important for healthy bodily functions. However, to ensure extra care for your dog, ...

With most people in the workforce returning to their 9 to 5 jobs in the office, your pets are definitely noticing your absence after spending a glorious few months or years together at home. 

If you’ve noticed a missing place in your life, it might be time to adopt a furry friend companion to make your days fuller and happier. While we a...

We all know exercise is good for us and our furry friends. If you keep doing consistent exercises, it will be physically and mentally good for both...

We know there is no greater feeling when you get home to get an affectionate greeting from the four-legged members of your family. These greetings can include an ear scratch, leg bump, or a big dog kiss sweeping across your face. Now, the question is, is this safe? Should you let your dog lick you in your face?