Vet picks
The 86 products Eleni recommends every week.
If it is here, she would give it to her own dog. Each pick carries her one-line reason under the price — not a marketing claim, the actual reason it is on the list.
Vet picks
If it is here, she would give it to her own dog. Each pick carries her one-line reason under the price — not a marketing claim, the actual reason it is on the list.
Five collections
Glucosamine chews, green-lipped mussel, senior mobility.
Salmon oil, medicated shampoos, itch relief.
Dental sticks, water additives, toothpaste kits.
Pheromone diffusers, calming treats, thunder vests.
Measured-portion diets and the slow feeders that make them work.
Pick of the week
“I started giving these to Loukanikos at nine. He is now thirteen and still doing his morning walk in the National Garden. The mussel powder is from New Zealand and has the highest natural glucosamine concentration we have found.”
€34.90 for the 60-pack, or €31.41 on Subscribe & Save. One chew per 10 kg of body weight, daily.
How to read a label
Look for the milligrams per daily serving of each active, not the ingredient list order. Compare that number to your pet’s weight.
If the label gives you a proprietary blend with no breakdown, put it back — that formulation exists to hide a low dose.
Everything on the PawShop supplement shelf lists its actives per serving. If you bring in a tub from elsewhere, Eleni is happy to read the label with you.
Eleni does Wednesday consultations at Exarchia by appointment, and Sofia answers the inbox on the same day.