Global Supplements relaunches Natural VetCare

Global Supplements has announced the spring relaunch of Natural VetCare, unveiling a fully rebuilt range of vet‑formulated supplements designed to support dogs’ everyday health. The company highlights a simple idea: behaviours such as playfulness, confidence, curiosity and activity are not only signs of happiness, but also indicators of overall wellbeing.

The renewed Natural VetCare line has been developed to address the core areas that shape a dog’s daily quality of life. The supplements target joint mobility, digestive function, emotional balance and healthy ageing, with an emphasis on prevention and early support before issues arise. According to the company, the goal is to help dogs remain energetic, engaged and true to their natural selves.

This relaunch is backed by AB Agri and supported by a national marketing campaign that includes television advertising, aiming to increase visibility and reach a wider pet‑owning audience. The new Natural VetCare range is now available across the UK.

Pet owners and professionals interested in exploring the full collection can find more information at naturalvetcare.co.uk.

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