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If your dog does not need a prescription medication or you cannot take him to his regular veterinarian, a natural treatment (like turmeric for pain or pumpkin for constipation) is the safest option.

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In June, Merlin also became one of less than 10,000 dogs across the country who've received the treatment − called Synovetin − in the past three years. And it worked, Rouse said.

Statistics Canada data shows Canadian households collectively spent some $7.4 billion on pet foods and medications in 2022, up from $5.7 billion in 2019.

Ontario's Veterinary Medical Association says owning a pet now costs $4,000 a year for a dog and nearly as much for a cat. Much of that cost is for routine medications.