Affiliate Disclosure

How to Spot an Affiliate Link

• Buttons that say “Check price on Amazon”, “Check listing on Amazon” or “Browse … on Amazon”.
• Every affiliate link opens in a new tab and is marked rel="sponsored nofollow noopener".
• Pages that contain affiliate links carry a note near the top, and each product box repeats the disclosure.

Where We Use Them

We link to joint supplements, comfort products (beds, ramps, floor runners), pill-giving aids and, on strength and brand pages, to carprofen listings. Carprofen is prescription-only: a listing is not a recommendation to buy without a prescription, and we never describe a way around one. See why a prescription is required.

We deliberately show no affiliate links on pages about side effects, drug interactions, overdose, kidney and liver disease, ibuprofen, prednisone, meloxicam, gabapentin, puppies, cats or humans. Those pages are for safety information only.

What Affiliate Links Do Not Change

• They do not decide which facts we publish or how we describe risks.
• We do not show prices, because they change; check the Amazon listing for the current price.
• We do not accept payment for reviews, and we say when we leave a popular product out. See our editorial policy.

Other Revenue

As an Amazon Associate we earn from qualifying purchases: some links to joint-support products on Amazon are affiliate links, and we may earn a commission if you buy through them at no extra cost to you. This never affects which products or facts we include. We currently earn no commission from the pharmacies listed on this page.

Questions

See our About page and contact page. For any decision about your own dog’s health, ask your veterinarian.