Dogs

Taking care of your dogs means choosing products designed for their real needs: daily nutrition, hygiene, well-being, and prevention. Our selection dedicated to dogs includes over 264 references — foods, supplements, grooming products, antiparasitics, and accessories — selected from the most reliable brands available in the animal health and wellness landscape.

How to choose the right products for your dog

The first criterion is the size and age of the animal: a puppy has very different nutritional needs compared to an adult or a senior dog. Similarly, large or small breeds require specific formulations. Before purchasing any supplement or wellness product, we recommend carefully reading the label and, in case of doubt or specific health conditions of your animal, consulting your trusted veterinarian. For antiparasitic products, the choice also depends on the geographical area and the dog's lifestyle: an animal that lives mostly outdoors needs different protection compared to one that spends most of its time indoors.

A common mistake is to buy generic products intended for humans or other animals: many substances that are well tolerated by us may be unsuitable for dogs. Always check that the product specifically indicates suitability for canine species on the label. For cosmetic and grooming products, ensure that the pH is appropriate for the dog's skin, which is naturally different from human skin. Finally, prefer brands that provide transparent information about the composition and origin of raw materials.

Frequently Asked Questions

When is it necessary to consult the veterinarian before purchasing a supplement for the dog?

Always in the presence of diagnosed pathologies, ongoing drug therapies, pregnancy, or lactation. In general, the veterinarian is the correct reference for any doubts about your animal's health.

How do you choose the right shampoo for the dog?

Considering the type of coat (long, short, curly), the animal's skin sensitivity, and the presence of any specific issues reported by the veterinarian. Avoid shampoos formulated for human use.

How often should antiparasitic products be used?

The frequency varies based on the active ingredient and the type of product. Follow the instructions on the label and the advice of your veterinarian, who will also assess the environmental risk in your area.