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Kristina Johansen

The best joint supplements for dogs with arthritis (what the science actually says)

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The best joint supplements for dogs with arthritis (what the science actually says)

23rd March 2026

Arthritis is one of the most common health problems affecting older dogs. Stiffness after ...

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🚀 Boost your dog’s health with fibre! A fibre-rich diet feeds a healthy gut microbiome — strengthening digestion and reducing inflammation. Great sources include whole grains, pumpkin, sweet potato, carrots, broccoli and leafy greens 🥕🍠🥦 Less tummy trouble. More happy tail wags. ❤️ 🐶

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Lean dog. Less disease. More years!

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Iodine is small but metabolically mighty Too little ➡️ and metabolism slows. Too much ➡️ and thyroid function can be disrupted.

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Cue up cabbage! There’s a lot more to cabbage than coleslaw and sauerkraut! This underutilised gem is a nutritious, versatile, accessible, and affordable addition to your dog's diet. It has a long storage life and most dogs love it (in moderations 💨)

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Say hello to Bingo! This was him after a trek in the Negev desert. 🐶 🐾 ☀️ His owner also shared a few photos of his very first home-cooked batch, complete with pots, bowls and the happy chaos that comes with it. 😆 To anyone who’s just started out with home cooking, it might feel a little overwhelming at first, but I promise it gets much easier (and quicker!) after a couple of cooks. 🙌 ❤️

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Copper is a trace mineral, but getting the balance right matters. 🐾 Too little — and red blood cell production and coat health suffer. Too much — and it can damage the liver over time.

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Dusty takes her walks very seriously, especially when there’s a ball involved - but it must be the orange and blue ones, not the blue and orange ones! Don’t ask me how she knows — she just does! 🤓

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A few tips for guiding you away from misinformation and towards better decisions! 😊

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🐟 vs 🐟

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To wish you happy weekend, here is Woody, one of my lovely clients. I’m sure his owner tells him how handsome he is all the time! 🐶 ⭐

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The Benefits (and Risks) of Fat-Soluble Vitamins 🐾 Vitamins A, D, E, and K are fat-soluble vitamins, meaning they’re stored in your dog’s body fat and liver instead of being removed in urine. 🐶 ⚠️ Because they build up over time, too much can be harmful – this is especially seen when dogs are fed excess liver or cod liver oil. Vitamin A 👉 Supports vision, skin, and immune health Vitamin D 👉 Helps regulate calcium and bone strength Vitamin E 👉 Protects cells with antioxidant power Vitamin K 👉 Essential for normal blood clotting

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Gut health isn’t just about the microbiome - the metabolome is the key player. ⭐

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Skipping into the weekend......😊 ❤️

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Dogs do so much to enrich our lives, and I’d love to introduce you to some of my wonderful clients. Say hello to Murphy. He’s smart, playful, and incredibly well-mannered – everywhere he goes, people can’t help but fuss about him! ❤️

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Carrots aren’t just for juicing and healthy eyes! 👀 Carrots are famous for their beta-carotene and vision support, but they bring so much more to the bowl. 🐶 👉 Natural fibre for happy digestion 👉 Antioxidants for overall health 👉 Crunchy, low-calorie snack for dogs 👉 Extra hydration (they’re 88% water!) Raw, steamed, grated, or pureed — however you serve them, carrots are a simple, healthy boost for both you and your dog! 🥕

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