Cats are notoriously hard to medicate, so a joint supplement is only useful if you can actually get it into them consistently. We tested Cosequin for cats with a 10-year-old cat showing early signs of stiffness, tracking dosing difficulty, appetite, and mobility over eight weeks.Continue Reading
Indoor cats burn fewer calories and groom more, which changes what they actually need from a bag of food. We fed Royal Canin Indoor Adult to two cats for five weeks and tracked weight, hairball frequency, and how picky-eater-proof it really is.Continue Reading
Senior dogs slow down — but is it just age, or is it something a joint supplement can actually help with? We gave the Zesty Paws hip and joint supplement to an 8-year-old Lab mix daily for eight weeks and tracked mobility, appetite for the chews, and any noticeable changes. Here’s what we found.Continue Reading
Is Purina Pro Plan dog food actually worth the hype, or just clever shelf marketing? We fed it to three dogs of different sizes for six weeks and tracked stool quality, coat condition, and appetite. Here’s what really happened, warts and all.Continue Reading