Editorial Policy

How We Research Medical Information

• We draw on primary and well-established sources: FDA-approved labeling, the FDA’s animal-health pages, the Merck Veterinary Manual and veterinary school resources.
• We summarise ranges and concepts; we never recommend a dose for a specific dog.
• Each page keeps a visible disclaimer and, where relevant, a “What the FDA and Major Veterinary References Say” section with source links.
• We do not yet have a named veterinarian reviewer. When we do, pages will say so, and until then we do not claim a veterinary review.

How Our Product Reviews Work

Our reviews are research-based. We analyse the ingredients and information the maker publishes, and we read published customer feedback. We do not test products on animals and we do not claim to have used them. Each review covers what it is, the listed ingredients, who it suits, who should skip it, pros and cons, and how it is usually given (always follow the label and ask your vet).

We show no prices and no star ratings, because both change. We link to the Amazon listing so you can see current details.

What We Leave Out

• Products that could conflict with carprofen. We do not feature supplements that list aspirin or willow bark (salicin), and we do not recommend combining carprofen with any other NSAID.
• Products we cannot verify. If we cannot confirm what is in a product, we say so or leave it out.
• Ways around a prescription. We never explain how to get carprofen without a vet.

Independence and Money

We earn money from Amazon affiliate links, described in our affiliate disclosure. Commissions never affect rankings or wording, and we publish no sponsored reviews.

Corrections

We update pages when guidance changes and show the update date. If you find an error, tell us through the contact page, and we will check it against the sources and fix it.