FAQ

Dogs should use stairs when they have difficulty jumping onto elevated surfaces, especially if they are seniors, have joint issues, or are recovering from surgery.

Dog stairs provide safe, joint-friendly access to elevated surfaces for pets, reducing jumping injuries and promoting independence, especially for seniors or small breeds.

Yes, dog stairs are beneficial for dogs, especially those with mobility issues, as they reduce joint strain, prevent injuries, and support independence.

Dog stairs help pets access elevated surfaces safely, reduce strain on joints, and prevent injuries from jumping. They're especially useful for senior dogs, small breeds, and those with mobility issues.

Dogs can eat a small amount of plain pretzels occasionally, but it's best to avoid them due to high salt content and potential toxic ingredients.

Dogs can eat a small amount of plain, unsalted pretzels, but it's best to avoid them due to high salt, calorie content, and potential harmful ingredients.

Dogs should not eat normal pretzels due to high salt content and potential toxic ingredients; a small plain piece may be tolerated but is not recommended.

If your dog eats a pretzel, it may experience mild digestive upset, but risks increase with quantity, salt, or toxic flavorings. Monitor and consult a vet if needed.

Dogs shouldn't eat pretzels, as they're high in salt and may contain toxic ingredients; a small plain piece is unlikely to harm a healthy dog, but it's best avoided.

Dry shampoo should be used sparingly on dogs—ideally only between full baths—and always followed by a thorough traditional wash after a few uses.