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From coat to joints, when can supplements help animals? We explain
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From coat to joints, when can supplements help animals? We explain

Correio da Manhã1 September 2026 at 11:09

Supplements for companion animals are becoming increasingly popular among owners looking to improve their pets' health. These products are available for various needs, from skin and coat problems to digestive and joint issues.

Among the most common examples are Omega-3 fatty acids, frequently used to improve coat quality, probiotics that aid gastrointestinal health, and specific supplements for joints. The animal supplement industry currently offers options for practically all pet health needs.

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