Take care of your pets wholeheartedly as caring for your family
Professional service platform for the development of pet health foods
Wel-Pet Bio-Tech Corporation is a professional pet supplement manufacturer, consisting of experts in the fields of food, medicine, animal science, chemicals, marketing, and nutrition. Pets are family members. We provide one-stop R & D and production services for pet health foods. Our products have won the SNQ national quality certificate—the only pet health food certification in Asia.
Carry out the whole process conscientiously from Ingredient import, research and development, production, to packaging.
An exclusive factory for pet health care supplements with dedicated manufacturing line in line with human health care specifications.
8 steps of quality control, raw materials and finished products with regular SGS inspection to ensure safety, and product liability insurance worth USD $343,000.
A sample of 600 fur babies, and nearly 80% showed they enjoy the taste.
What Is Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD) in Dogs and Cats? How Can You Detect It Before Symptoms Appear?
"My pet eats normally and seems active. How could a routine health check reveal kidney disease?" This is one of the most common questions veterinarians hear from pet owners. The biggest challenge of chronic kidney disease (CKD) in dogs and cats is that it often develops silently. Because the kidneys have remarkable compensatory capacity, pets can continue living normally even after a significant decline in kidney function. As a result, many owners do not notice any abnormalities until their dog starts drinking excessive amounts of water, urinating more frequently, losing weight, or showing a reduced appetite. Unfortunately, by this stage, kidney damage has usually been progressing for quite some time.
Dog Hip Dysplasia: Symptoms, Causes, Diagnosis, and Joint Care Tips
When your dog starts becoming less active, walks more slowly, or shows signs of dog back leg weakness and difficulty standing up, many pet owners assume it is simply a natural part of aging. However, these seemingly normal age-related changes may actually be signs of one of the most common orthopedic conditions in dogs—Dog Hip Dysplasia, also known as Canine Hip Dysplasia (CHD). Hip dysplasia is not a condition limited to senior dogs. Many high-risk breeds begin developing joint laxity during puppyhood. Without early detection and proper management, the condition can progress to osteoarthritis, chronic pain, and reduced mobility, significantly affecting a dog's quality of life.
Take care of your pets wholeheartedly as caring for your family and enjoy healthy and active life together.