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Considered, down to the milligram.
Three canine formulas. Vet-formulated, produced in the United States, tested lot by lot, and labelled with every active amount in full.
Three canine formulas. Vet-formulated, produced in the United States, tested lot by lot, and labelled with every active amount in full.
Each formula is developed with veterinary input and dosed for canine physiology, scaled by body weight.
All three formulas are produced in the United States.
Every lot is tested by an independent laboratory for identity, purity, potency, and contaminants.
Every active is listed with its amount, per chew or per scoop, so you can read the dose before you buy.
It started with a dog who chewed his paws raw every August. The pharmacy aisle had options. The supplement shelf had options. Nothing felt right.
So we asked a simpler question: what would the right formula actually contain, at what dose, and could we put every one of those numbers on the label? Allergy came first. Gut Health and Dental Health followed the same rule.
Nine actives per two chews. Quercetin, turmeric, ashwagandha, colostrum, a postbiotic and two probiotic strains for immune and allergic response.
See Allergy →Twelve actives per 4 g scoop, led by 3000 mg of pumpkin powder, with L-Glutamine, Beta-1,3 Glucans, enzymes and three probiotic strains.
See Gut Health →Nine actives per 1.4 g scoop, led by 1000 mg of calcium hydroxyapatite, with sodium alginate, bamboo extract and Pancreatin 8x.
See Dental Health →An ingredient makes it in only at the right form and the right dose, and only if it still earns its place next to everything else in the scoop.
That is why each label reads like a list, not a story: the active, the amount, the serving. If we can't stand behind a number, it doesn't go on the jar.
A 12 lb terrier and an 80 lb shepherd do not take the same amount. Every formula is dosed by body weight, and the table is on the jar and on the product page.
Every batch goes to an independent laboratory before it ships: identity, purity, potency, contaminants.
The powders carry natural flavours and nothing else. The chew is held together with whole-food binders and preserved with mixed tocopherols.
Four short answers. The rest of them live on the FAQ page.
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