FAQ

Yes, you can give your dog fiber every day, but it’s important to provide a balanced amount of both soluble and insoluble fiber tailored to your dog’s specific needs.

Fiber supports digestive health, regular bowel movements, and a balanced gut microbiome in dogs. It can also aid weight management, regulate blood glucose, and improve stool quality.

A helicopter tail in dogs refers to a circular wagging motion, usually signifying intense joy, excitement, or affection, especially towards familiar people or pets.

A red flag dog's behavior includes a high, stiff wagging tail paired with tense posture, a tucked tail signaling fear, or a sudden freezing of movement.

A helicopter tail in dogs, where the tail moves in a circular motion, typically indicates strong joy and enthusiasm, often during greetings with familiar people or dogs.

A red flag in a dog's behavior is a high, stiff wagging tail combined with tense body posture, which may indicate potential aggression or anxiety.

A helicopter tail in dogs refers to a circular wagging motion, typically indicating strong joy, excitement, and a positive emotional response toward familiar people or animals.

A red flag in a dog's behavior includes a stiff, high tail wag combined with tense posture, which may signal fear or aggression and warrants cautious interaction.

A dog's tail held down or tucked usually means the dog is feeling submissive, uncertain, or fearful, depending on how low the tail is and other body cues.

A high tail position in dogs typically indicates assertiveness, confidence, alertness, or dominance; in some contexts, it may also signal agitation or aggression.