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We all know that what we feed our dogs matters, but when it comes to an arthritic pet, nutrition and diet are even more crucial to the canine’s overall well-being.

All dogs love getting a bone, biscuit, cookie or whatever else you call the treats you give them.

If you have an older dog or a working breed that is prone to arthritis, you might hear your veterinarian or dog trainer throwing around words like “chondoprotectives,” “chondroitin,” “glucosamine” and other similar buzzwords.

Allergies can rear their ugly heads in a variety of ways, but many also have the same symptoms, making them difficult to diagnose and treat.

When your dog is diagnosed with heart disease, your vet will prescribe certain pet drugs and suggest other changes to the pooch’s lifestyle to control the condition.

It can be overwhelming enough to figure out the best diet for a healthy dog, but when your dog has a health condition like kidney disease, it can be even harder.