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Thanksgiving is basically the Super Bowl of food, your dog can smell it, feels the hype, and is hoping someone drops “just a little bite.” Sharing the feast is totally fine as long as you know what’s safe. Plain turkey and simple veggies? Great. Garlic, onions, desserts, and turkey bones? Absolutely not. And if your pup ends up with a sensitive tummy after the celebration, a probiotic can help get things back on track.

Let’s break down how hemp works and why it’s becoming a favorite ingredient across modern canine wellness.

Natural supplements are transforming dog wellness. From itchy skin to digestion and anxiety, gentle, plant-based ingredients are helping pups feel their best, without harsh chemicals. Discover why dog parents everywhere are choosing nature-first solutions for healthier, happier dogs.

Excessive barking isn’t just noise, it’s your dog communicating. From stress and boredom to excitement or territorial instincts, every bark has a reason. Discover the emotions behind the bark and explore natural, gentle ways to help your pup feel calmer and more balanced at home.

As the weather cools and days grow shorter, your dog’s skin, joints, and energy can be affected more than you think. Dry air may cause itchiness, cold mornings can make joints stiff, and less outdoor time often lowers energy. The good news? With the right seasonal care (and support from Dog Health Labs’ supplements) you can keep your pup comfortable, active, and thriving through fall and winter.

Traveling with your dog can be a fun adventure, but it takes a little extra planning to keep them happy, healthy, and safe. From food and supplements to calming aids and safety gear, here’s the ultimate checklist to ensure your furry friend enjoys the journey as much as you do.

Age, breed, lifestyle, and even health conditions can all affect how well your dog’s body uses the food you give them. Over time, nutritional gaps can appear, and your dog may start showing signs of deficiencies.