HARD FACT

1 in 4 dogs are diagnosed with Osteoarthritis(OA) in their lifetime. In x-rays,a many as 6 out of 10 show evidence as young as 6 years old (sometimes sooner if poor genetics are at play). X-rays can identify joint swelling or the bones structural changes like thickening, bone spurs or atypical limb conformation.

Arthritis caused by is inflammation and is a highly painful, debilitating disease. Breakdown and eventual loss of cartilage in the joints known as Degenerative Arthritis has many names including Degenerative Joint Disease and Osteoarthritis. Arthritis is stable or ongoing inflammation of one more joint. It occurs when there is injury to a joint, or the joint was not developed perfectly as a result of poor genetics. It can also, and most times is triggered by the Dog's age, poor nutrition, obesity, ligament damage and can also appear in dogs that have various types of immune diseases.

Whatever the cause, it is an extremely painful condition and invasive surgery, inflammation suppression treatments and medications are some of the approaches to help alleviate the pain, depending on the diagnosis.

Do not wait until its too late!*

Start supplementation early to help support joint/cartilage health. Help support fortification against damage and wear and help maintain strength and viscosity of joints and connective tissue health.*

BE PROACTIVE - NOT REACTIVE*

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If your dog shows any of these signs, there is a good chance they could already be experiencing some level of hip or joint discomfort.*

• Overall hesitancy to move (lethargy) or slow getting on furniture, steps/ stairs.
• Difficulty posturing to urinate or defecate, or having accidents in the house
• Moving Slower, hesitant to run, jump, or play.
• Noticeable weight increase.
• Growling when petted or touched. Irritability or changes in behavior.
• Decreased appetite overall or trouble bending neck to eat or drink.
• Licking of Joints or loss of muscle mass over their limbs or spine.
• Stiffness or lameness after sleeping/resting or getting up.*

IMPORTANT NOTE:

We highly recommend seeking the advice of a Veterinarian if you Doggo is showing any signs of sickness or noticeable behaviour change. This should always be your first line of defence. In addition, helping your dog maintain a healthy body is imperative. Those extra pounds put a huge amount of stress your Doggo's joints and just compounds the underlying issues with additional potential damage.

After your Vet's exam and various tests/x-rays are performed, they will advise you on the best next steps in your fight against this debilitating disease, which depending on the severity, may include a daily supplement regime.

WARNING:

This website is provided for basic informational use only and is not intended to be a substitute for professional Veterinary opinion, diagnosis or treatment. Users of this website should not rely on any information provided herein. If you notice your pet is unwell consult your veterinarian immediately.

*The statements made within this website have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. These statements and the products of this company are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease.

Please consult your Veterinarian before implementing any supplement program with your Dog. If your Dog has any preexisting medical conditions or is taking prescribed medications please consult your Veterinarian to advise you on the use or non-use of supplements in your particular case.