Reviewed by Dr. Becker

Even the government has issued an overdose warning for this medication that some owners use to help ease discomfort in their pets in certain situations. The truth is, some pets just don't handle it well, even in very small doses.

There's a preponderance of evidence showing harm. While sometimes medically necessary, it should never be a go-to option. It triggers proliferation of pathogenic bacteria, adds flab and much more. It's just plain bad medicine to use it like this.

This valuable nutrient can actually backfire and cause your pet grief. These two general sources can wreak havoc, but pinpointing the exact problem can be tricky. But take heart - There's now a simple, leading-edge solution that removes all the guesswork so you know what you're dealing with.

Have you ever wondered why you're greeted with such enthusiasm when you come home, even if you've only been gone for a short while? Could be this peak of activity in this particular part of your pet's brain that these researchers discovered with this group of study animals.