The Super Snouts Report

Immunosenescence is real and predictable. Here's how to support immunity through the senior years.

A plain-language tour of the vagus nerve — the wandering bundle that ties your dog's brain to their gut — and why anxiety reliably ends in soft stools.

A field guide to what brown, yellow, green, black, and red stool actually signal about your dog's gut, liver, and overall health.

What's actually in bone broth, what it can reasonably do for a dog's gut lining, and how to use it without falling for the wellness-aisle gloss.

A grounded look at the bidirectional traffic between the canine microbiome and brain — what's well-supported, what's emerging, and what owners can do about it.

One is structural inflammation; the other is functional. Mixing them up sends owners down the wrong management path — here's how to keep them straight.

A look at what fermented foods can reasonably contribute to a dog's diet — which to use, how to dose, and which ones to skip entirely.

The two kinds of fiber do nearly opposite jobs in your dog's gut. A field guide to which one matters for which problem.