Everyday habits such as appropriate exercise, weight management and safer footing can support comfortable movement before stiffness becomes obvious.
Read article: Supporting your dog’s joints before stiffness becomes obviousPractical ways to support a senior dog’s movement, from veterinary checks and weight management to exercise, flooring and daily routines.
Read article: Joint support for senior dogsSimple winter adjustments for safer walks, warmer rest, reliable footing and consistent activity when cold or wet weather changes the routine.
Read article: Winter joint care for dogsHow warm-ups, gradual training, recovery, healthy body condition and suitable surfaces can support comfortable movement in active dogs.
Read article: Joint care for active dogsChews, powders and tablets can all be practical. Compare serving accuracy, acceptance, storage and routine to find the format that suits your dog.
Read article: Chews, powders or tablets: which format suits your dog?Fish oil, omega-3, EPA and DHA are not interchangeable figures. Learn what to look for on a dog supplement label and why the distinction matters.
Read article: Omega-3 for dogs: understanding the labelSmall size does not automatically mean a dog needs, or does not need, a joint supplement. Consider health, lifestyle, body condition and veterinary advice.
Read article: Do small dogs need joint supplements?Large dogs can place greater mechanical load through their joints, but good care still starts with growth, body condition, suitable exercise and veterinary advice.
Read article: Joint support for large breed dogsLong-term suitability depends on the formula, serving, dog, diet, medication and health conditions. Use a clear label and involve your vet where needed.
Read article: Are dog joint supplements safe for long-term use?Joint supplements are not immediate pain relief. Allow about four to six weeks of consistent use before assessing change, while remembering results vary.
Read article: How long do dog joint supplements take to work?
