Dog Health Insider Editorial Team Angel’s Eyes (marketed as “Angels’ Eyes”) is a line of oral tear-stain supplements and topical wipes for dogs and cats, and the current US formulations sold by the brand are botanical products that the company states contain no antibiotics. That matters because an earlier generation of tear-stain products under this name — and several competing … Read more
Giving a probiotic after your dog finishes antibiotics is reasonable, low-risk, and supported by a small but growing body of canine research — though the evidence is far weaker than most supplement marketing implies. Antibiotics measurably disrupt the canine gut microbiome, and depending on the drug, that disruption can resolve within a week or persist … Read more
Which itchy skin supplement ingredients have evidence behind them, how Australian pollen and humidity drive the itch, and when to see a vet instead.
A seaweed-based dog dental powder is the most practical brushing-free plaque routine for Australian dogs. Evidence, AUD costs, and how to use it.
A dog lip yeast infection is an overgrowth of Malassezia yeast — usually Malassezia pachydermatis — in the warm, damp skin of the lower lip fold and along the lip margins. The classic picture is a sour or musty smell near the muzzle, red or brownish moist skin inside the fold, head-rubbing on furniture, and … Read more
Most dogs tolerate Cosequin without trouble, and the side effects that do show up are almost always digestive: soft stool, a skipped meal, an episode of vomiting in the first week. The ingredients involved — glucosamine hydrochloride, chondroitin sulfate, sometimes MSM and manganese — have a long safety record in dogs at label amounts. The … Read more
Tear stains on dogs come from porphyrins in tears. Learn the real causes, what a vet checks, and which at-home approaches actually have evidence.
Chondroitin for dogs, reviewed against real veterinary evidence: what it is, sources, absorption, label accuracy, and when a vet visit matters more.
How to choose the best probiotic for dogs in Australia — named strains, guaranteed CFUs, prebiotics, and heat stability. Plus when to see your vet.
A vet-sourced guide to choosing a dog hip and joint supplement in Australia — green-lipped mussel, glucosamine dosing, omega-3s and what the label must disclose.