Indoor wise, if you want to play fetch, you can have at it. They will still enjoy it no matter where the ball is. As far as their rope toys go, some dogs enjoy things like tug of war, or even just allowing them to have a toy that they enjoy chewing on.

One of the favorites, at least for this guy, is fetch. They love having a ball thrown for them, which allows you to interact with your dog. They are responsive; they know you are the source of that ball being thrown so they'll bring it back to you. Chasing it is certainly a lot of exercise that they also get. Tossing a Frisbee or even just going for a walk or a hike can keep them active.

I generally recommend getting the medication straight from your veterinarian, or if it is a human medication, we can call that into a human pharmacy a lot of the time. Still, I don't generally recommend any online pharmacies unless it's one associated with us. Because you can run into some counterfeit products, and you don't want to risk your animal's health for that.

We have the dog version of NSAIDs that are safer than most of the human medications that we can give as far as NSAIDs go. We can also do some other stronger pain medications, such as Gabapentin and Tramadol. Those are going to be things that we can do for more of the human side of medications. And then, we also have other medications that we can do long-term to help control the pain.

You can give doggy NSAIDs to your dog. Still, I do not recommend giving any human medications to your dog as far as aspirin or NSAIDs go without first consulting your veterinarian. Most of them will do more harm than good.