Pure Collagen: 100% Collagen Peptides

A good collagen powder for dogs as a hip and joint supplement. Fast acting after a week, my dog doesn't complain about the taste, and is easy to put the prescribed dosage in his food. Good value and long supply

This supplement comes in powdered form and contains 180g. There are clear instructions on the side of the tub, with dosage depending on the weight of your dog.

It's very easy to administer, simply sprinkle the required amount over your pet's food and mix.

I'd been reading a lot about the benefits of collagen for canine health, and looked forward to trying it with my large Staffy.

He happily ate his meals with this included, although I can't ever imagine much putting him off to be honest lol!

There were no adverse reactions observed.

He's only 3 years old and very fit and healthy, so it's hard to say if this is helping, but I definitely feel better knowing I'm providing something to protect and maintain his joints.

This also promotes a healthy skin barrier, and improves gut health.

Although these supplements are often aimed at senior dogs or those recovering from illness/injury, its a good idea to start them early as a preventative measure against joint issues in the first place, particularly for larger, heavier dogs.

I feel like this supplement has added benefits to the usual joint care, so what's not to love?

It's very reasonably priced, offering excellent value for money.

I’ve been using this on one of my dogs that has joint issues, he has pain medication but it’s also recommended he’s on a supplement. This is easy to put on his food and I liked that the collagen doesn’t only help joint structures it also helps with skin and gut health. A good price for a decent sized pot, dosage of course depends on the size of your dog.

Well sealed and comes with a scoop. I have 2 dogs over 40kg, so they get a scoop each with breakfast. lightly sprinkled, their moist tray food has enough moisture to hydrate it, but I tend to dump it in and add a small amount of water (one in particular doesn't drink enough anyway) and it mixes with the gravy goo that comes on the food really easily. It can be left a few seconds, but I just stir it in.