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Our new supplement harnesses the power of bovine colostrum—a nutrient-dense superfood renowned for its immune and gut...
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Introducing Native Pet's NEW premium, single-origin support that targets inflammation in all dogs, straight from the ...
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Cinnamon is not toxic to dogs, but it should not be dliberately fed to them due to the risk of stomach upset, choking...
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Help your pup take care of business. Meet our fiber-powered topper for firmer stools and healthy anal gland expression.
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Marshmallows should never be deliberately fed to dogs due to their high sugar content and the possibility of xylitol ...
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Plain, canned pumpkin - or a veterinary-formulated pumpkin supplement - can be an easy way to help your dog poop if t...
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Coconut water is not recommended for dogs due to its high potassium content, risk of allergies, diuretic properties, ...
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Common symptoms of UTIs in dogs include frequent urniation, increased water intake, and accidents in house-trained do...
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Your dog may be drinking a lot of water due to temporary causes such as warm weather or diet changes or due to seriou...
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This cozy puppy latte is the perfect healthy and delicious pumpkin dog treat for your pup to enjoy this fall! Why not...
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Prebiotics can support your dog's gut health through veterinarian-approved supplements or dog-safe fruits and vegetab...
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Just like humans, dogs require a different amount of water every day, depending on their age, size, activity level, a...
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Introducing Goat Milk! The latest and greatest science-backed topper by Native Pet.
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Just like humans, dogs should engage in a regular exercise routine. The frequency and intensity of the exercise will ...
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A dry dog nose is not always a cause for concern. A dog's nose may be dry for benign reasons like the climate, but it...
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Some beans can safely be fed to dogs as an occasional snack, but canned varieities should be avoided, and they should...