FAQ

Vets may recommend vegan dog food if it is nutritionally complete and properly formulated, but they advise veterinary supervision and monitoring.

According to recent research, the healthiest dog food may be a nutritionally complete, commercially formulated vegan diet, which has shown equal or better health outcomes compared to conventional meat-based diets in dogs.

When properly formulated, a plant-based diet can support canine health and may offer benefits such as reduced disease incidence and lower environmental impact.

Plant-based dog food, when properly formulated, can support healthy weight, reduce allergies, improve gut health, and lower the risk of common health disorders in dogs. Studies also suggest fewer veterinary visits and medications for dogs on plant-based diets compared to those on conventional meat-based diets.

Carprofen is a prescription NSAID used in dogs to relieve pain and reduce inflammation, especially for osteoarthritis and after surgery.

You should only give your dog pain relievers prescribed by a veterinarian, typically anti-inflammatory medications specifically formulated for dogs.

Yes, a dog's limp tail, often caused by limber tail syndrome, usually heals on its own within a few days to a week with rest and proper care.

You should only give pain relievers specifically prescribed by a veterinarian, such as anti-inflammatory medications formulated for dogs.

Yes, limber tail syndrome typically heals on its own within a few days to a week with rest and appropriate care, though veterinary diagnosis is important.

Only a veterinarian-prescribed anti-inflammatory or pain medication should be given to your dog; over-the-counter human pain relievers can be dangerous.