Do you feel overwhelmed when researching what would be best to add to your pet’s diet to help them live a long and healthy life?
The pet supplement industry is growing, which means that pet parents are being bombarded with thousands of supplements that claim to help your pet live longer, fix arthritis, or do other miraculous things!
However, the pet industry is not regulated, and there are a lot of supplements and vitamins on the market that are not beneficial for your pet and could cost you a lot of money because the marketing for that product is really good.
In this short video, get the facts on what you need to know about pet supplements and how to know what is a quality supplement versus something you may be wasting money on or potentially harming your pet by using.
Make sure you read our first article on Choosing a Pet Supplement here.
SUMMARY
In this video, you will learn about:
What a supplement is and when you should be adding one into your pet’s diet
Keywords to know about supplements and labels
Where to source supplements
How to analyze the quality
Different supplements that are utilized for different health conditions
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