You will find affiliate links on SnoutCheck. Below is when they apply, what we get, and what it costs you.
How the links pay
A purchase made through one of those links pays us a percentage from the seller’s side. The figure on your receipt does not move.
How they are marked
Affiliate links are not hidden. Where a link earns us something, the page says so nearby, and this disclosure is linked from the footer of every page on the site.
How we decide
What informs a recommendation is public and checkable: spec sheets, official documentation, published standards, and aggregated owner experience. If a piece of writing rests on personal use, it says so; silence on that point means it does not.
On prices
Nothing on a retailer’s page is under our control, least of all price and stock. Any figure in an article was accurate when written and should be checked against the shop before you act on it.
Why we must say this
Publishers in the United States must disclose a material connection to anything they recommend, clearly and in proximity to the recommendation. That requirement comes from the Federal Trade Commission’s endorsement guides, and this page is how we satisfy it.
What is not for sale
We are not paid to like anything. Products earn their place on a dog health and symptoms page by working, and nobody outside the site sees a draft or edits one.
The ads on the page
Banner and in-article advertising comes from Google AdSense. Those slots are filled automatically and carry no endorsement from us.
Getting in touch
Use the contact page to ask whether a given link earns us anything, or to tell us a recommendation has aged badly.