She just exposed the dog treats you should AVOID at Pets at Home.

I don't know who this dog trainer is, but he just exposed the toxic dog treats at Pets at Home. Just watch. Cheap dog supplements from Pets at Home that are just as good as the luxury stuff. I've been a dog trainer for 10+ years, so trust me on these. And if your dog's over four, you're gonna wanna see this. Johnson's Salmon Oil, £4 a pump on his dinner every day. It's the omega-3, so his coat goes glossy within a couple of weeks and it calms itchy skin. Every dog I train is on it. Proden PlaqueOff, £12. A tiny scoop of seaweed powder on his food. It softens the plaque so it comes off when he chews and his breath stops knocking you out. No brushing. Protexin Procolin, £9. The probiotic paste for the dogs with a dodgy stomach, loose stools, or anything after a change of food. Sorts it in a day or two and I keep a tube in the car. Okay, but I've saved the best one for last. And if you've got an old boy like mine, you're gonna wanna hear this. One in four dogs over the age of 4 has arthritis, and most owners have no idea. And nothing hurts more than watching him struggle to get up or stop halfway up the stairs when he used to fly up them. The fluid, the cartilage, and the swelling. Most of them do one and skip the rest. That's why I always get these. My Companion Hip + Joint + Strength. Nine actives, all three parts, and it's a soft chew so he thinks it's a treat. They're way cheaper on Amazon though and they're always out of stock here. Just search up My Companion on Amazon and they're running a Prime Day sale for the next two days, so make sure you get it before it's over. Or click the link in my bio. Or if you're watching on Facebook, tap the button down below. Comment "supplements" and I'll send you links to everything I just mentioned. Follow me first so I can message you.