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Hip & Joint Support+ for Dogs

A daily powder to help support healthy hips and joints and normal joint mobility—green-lipped mussel and boswellia with four joint-support actives, mixed into the food bowl.

  • Hips and joints—helps support healthy hips and joints and normal joint mobility
  • Marine and botanical—green-lipped mussel from the sea, boswellia from the tree
  • Scoop-dosed powder—mixed into wet or dry food once a day
  • Freeze-dried beef liver—a powder dogs come looking for
90 g resealable pouch with scoopComing soon

Hip & Joint Support+ for Dogs is in development. Ordering opens here when it launches.

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The formula

Six actives, each one named.

Hip & Joint Support+ brings together green-lipped mussel extract, MSM, glucosamine HCl, boswellia extract, hyaluronic acid and undenatured type II collagen in one daily powder.

The rest is freeze-dried beef liver powder for taste, mixed tocopherols (a natural form of vitamin E) and a little silicon dioxide so the powder pours freely.

Every amount on the labelThe final label will list each active and its amount per scoop—no blend, no single combined total. The amounts are set before launch, so this page names the ingredients only.
Hip & Joint Support+ for DogsActive ingredients
Ingredient
Green-lipped mussel extract
MSMmethylsulfonylmethane
Glucosamine HCl
Boswellia extract
Hyaluronic acid
Undenatured type II collagen

Other ingredients: freeze-dried beef liver powder, mixed tocopherols (natural vitamin E), silicon dioxide.

Coming soon. Ingredients shown are the planned formula and may change before launch. Contains shellfish (green-lipped mussel) and beef.

What's inside

Six actives, named one by one.

Green-lipped mussels beside a small mound of mussel powder
Marine

Green-lipped mussel

A shellfish native to New Zealand's coastal waters (Perna canaliculus), dried and powdered whole.

Tears of boswellia resin in a wooden dish
Botanical

Boswellia

The gum resin of the boswellia tree (Boswellia serrata), long gathered as frankincense, used here as an extract.

A mound of white MSM crystals
Sulfur compound

MSM

Methylsulfonylmethane, a source of organic sulfur—a building block of connective tissue.

Glucosamine powder in a small white dish
Amino sugar

Glucosamine HCl

Glucosamine is a natural component of cartilage. The hydrochloride form is the one most often used in joint supplements.

Hyaluronic acid gel in a glass dish beside its powder
Connective tissue

Hyaluronic acid

Found naturally in joint fluid and connective tissue, where it helps hold moisture.

Collagen powder in a small white dish
Undenatured · Type II

Type II collagen

The type of collagen found in cartilage, kept undenatured—in its native form—and used in a small daily amount.

And one ingredient for the dog rather than the joints: freeze-dried beef liver powder, so the scoop goes into the bowl without a fight.

Questions

Before it launches.

When will Hip & Joint Support+ be available?

It's in development now. This page shows the formula we plan to use, and ordering opens when it launches.

How much do I give?

The dose is set by your dog's weight, using the included scoop. The final amounts and dose bands are confirmed before launch and printed on the label.

Does it contain common allergens?

Yes: it contains shellfish (green-lipped mussel) and beef (beef liver). If your dog has a known sensitivity to either, ask your veterinarian before using it.

Can I give it alongside medication or other supplements?

Ask your veterinarian first.

Is it for cats?

No. Hip & Joint Support+ is made for dogs.

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Hip & Joint Support+ for Dogs is in development and not yet available. The ingredients shown may change before launch. If your dog shows signs of illness, consult your veterinarian.