Posted in The Wellness Den | June 8, 2025
We all want our pets to live long, healthy, happy lives. But just like us, their bodies change with age, diet, lifestyle, and environment—and sometimes, even a balanced diet isn’t enough.
That’s where supplements come in.
Supplements aren’t just for senior pets or animals with health problems. They can help with prevention, boost overall wellness, and fill in the gaps before issues arise.
Over the years, I’ve seen the difference that daily support can make in both dogs and cats—including my own crew. So today, I’m sharing some signs your pet might benefit from a little extra wellness support (and what to look for when choosing supplements).
🦷 1.
Bad Breath or Tartar Buildup
If your pet’s breath could knock you over, it’s not just a grooming issue—it could be a sign of dental disease or plaque accumulation.
🪥 Try:
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Plaque Control Chews from PawTree — heart-shaped daily treats that help fight plaque and freshen breath
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Dental-friendly toys or treats
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Regular vet checks and gentle home care
My dogs love these chews—they think it’s just a treat, but I know it’s working behind the scenes to protect their smile.
🐾 2.
Stiffness, Hesitation on Stairs, or Slower Movement
These can be signs of joint discomfort—even in younger pets! Preventive joint support can make a huge difference in mobility and long-term quality of life.
🦴 Try:
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Joint Support Plus for dogs and cats
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Omega-rich oils to reduce inflammation
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Cozy bedding and anti-slip mats for aging pets
🐕 3.
Digestive Upset or Inconsistent Poops
Gas, bloating, loose stools, or constipation aren’t normal—they’re signs the gut might need support.
🦠 Try:
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A high-quality probiotic like Gastro Pro Plus
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Switching to a cleaner food formula
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Limiting table scraps and processed treats
🐈 4.
Dull Coat or Excessive Shedding
Skin and coat issues often stem from poor nutrition, stress, or lack of omega-3s.
✨ Try:
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Salmon & Pollock oil (this made a huge difference in both my dogs and my 15-year-old cat Tiggles)
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Biotin-rich treats or supplements
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Regular grooming and hydration
😴 5.
Low Energy, Mood Swings, or Disinterest in Play
Just like us, pets can experience emotional shifts or fatigue. Nutritional imbalances or joint discomfort are common culprits.
🌿 Try:
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Calming supplements with L-theanine or chamomile
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Anti-inflammatory support like omega oils or “aches away” treats
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Enrichment toys and movement-friendly spaces
🧡 What I Personally Use and Love
Every day, I use these PawTree supplements in my pet wellness routine:
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Plaque Control
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Gastro Pro Plus
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Wild Alaskan Salmon & Pollock Oil
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Joint Support Plus
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Aches Away (especially for Tiggles, who has arthritis)
They’re vet-formulated, clean, and easy to add to meals. Most importantly? I’ve seen the difference.
Less itching. Less limping. Happier tummies. Shinier coats. And pets that truly feel good in their bodies.
🐶 Prevention > Treatment
You don’t have to wait for a problem to appear to support your pet’s health.
The earlier you start, the better they’ll feel—and the longer they’ll stay active, mobile, and joyful.
If you’re unsure where to start, I’d love to help you build a custom supplement routine based on your pet’s age, breed, and lifestyle.
📲 DM me any time or come hang out on Instagram at
@waiting.4.sunshine or @setarehyorkies for daily pet care tips, product picks, and adorable updates.
Here’s to healthy pets—and the people who love them well. 🐾
Heather
Waiting 4 Sunshine
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