Pet Supplements

Even with a balanced daily diet, pets may have different nutritional needs depending on their age, lifestyle or health condition, such as seasonal skin sensitivities or post-surgery recovery. When appropriate, supplements such as Pet Fish Oil, Pet Vitamins and Pet Probiotics can provide targeted nutritional support to help maintain normal bodily functions and overall wellbeing.

Not necessarily. Cats and dogs have different physiological and nutritional requirements. For example, some cat owners may consider L-Lysine Supplements for Cats for upper respiratory health, although their effectiveness for this purpose is not well established. Larger dog breeds, meanwhile, may benefit from Pet Joint Supplements to support joint health and mobility.

Look for Pet Probiotics specifically formulated for cats or dogs, with clearly labelled ingredients and probiotic strains. Products containing prebiotics may also help support beneficial gut bacteria and digestive health.

Pets do not necessarily need to wait until their senior years to start taking Pet Joint Supplements. Active cats and certain dog breeds, such as Corgis, Dachshunds and large-breed dogs, may have particular joint health considerations. Some owners may consider introducing joint supplements during adulthood, around 1–2 years of age, depending on their pet's breed, activity level and individual needs.

Early changes in kidney function may not cause obvious symptoms, making regular veterinary check-ups particularly important for senior pets. Cats and dogs aged 7 years and above may benefit from routine health screening, although the recommended schedule depends on their breed, age and overall health.

If a veterinary examination identifies changes in kidney function, your veterinarian may recommend suitable Pet Kidney Supplements as part of a tailored care plan. These products may provide additional nutritional support but should not replace veterinary treatment, an appropriate diet or proper hydration.