Your pup is part of the family, so you obviously want the best for them. Helle Brandrup, in-house veterinarian at Neurogan Pets, recognizes that many dog-parenting mistakes aren’t always intentional. "What many pet owners fail to realize is that most accidental harm to dogs [...] does not come from the lack of love, but from a lack of understanding,” she says. To help your furry friend feel their best, Mic connected with veterinarians and canine trainers for advice. These finds can seriously improve your dog’s routine — because who doesn’t thrive when their furry friend is living their best life?
Editor’s note: Always consult with your own veterinarian before implementing new dietary changes or introducing new training equipment for your dog.
