FAQ

Chamomile is generally safe for dogs when used appropriately and with veterinary guidance, but it can be toxic in high doses or for sensitive pets like cats.

Purina Pro Plan is widely recommended by veterinarians for its targeted nutrition, quality control, and variety of formulas to suit different dogs' needs. However, some owners may have concerns about certain ingredients or past recalls, so it's best to match the formula to your dog's specific requirements.

Chamomile is generally safe for dogs in moderate, appropriate doses but can be risky for cats and sensitive pets; veterinary guidance is essential.

Yes, you can offer cooled chamomile tea to your dog in small amounts, but it's important to consult your veterinarian first to ensure safety and proper dosing.

Yes, chamomile tea can help relieve mild anxiety in dogs due to its natural sedative properties, but it should be used carefully and under veterinary guidance.

Chamomile tea is generally safe for dogs in small, veterinary-approved doses; it should be brewed lightly, cooled completely, and offered occasionally in moderation.

Chamomile tea is generally safe for dogs when used appropriately and in moderation, but it should be caffeine-free, brewed lightly, cooled, and given in small quantities under veterinary guidance.

During puppy teething, avoid giving hard bones, antlers, rawhide, and overly hard toys, as they can damage developing teeth and gums.

Soothe a teething puppy by offering safe chew toys like soft rubber or frozen treats, monitoring chewing behavior, and maintaining good dental hygiene with vet checks.

Avoid giving your teething puppy hard bones, antlers, rawhide, or very hard toys, as these can damage their developing teeth and cause pain or dental injuries.