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Mobility

Rx-only if a licensed vet prescribes after review

A protocol lane for mobility concerns in senior pets. If we open this lane, a licensed veterinarian would review the file and set any dose from that review — not from a website chart. Owners often start the conversation when getting up, stairs, or the car get harder.

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Nothing ships until a licensed vet reviews your pet's file.

Dosing, by weight

Dosing is weight-banded — smaller and larger animals get different amounts — and the final dose is set by the reviewing veterinarian from your pet's file, not by a chart. We'll publish the protocol numbers here once our reviewing vets have signed off on them.

A dose is never shown here without a real veterinary protocol behind it.

Before you decide

Is it safe?

Research in pets is early. The reviewing vet says so, and declines when a protocol does not fit.

If we dispense through a licensed pharmacy after a vet prescribes, batch testing details will be published with that partnership — we do not hold or ship drugs ourselves.

Not every pet is a candidate. The reviewing veterinarian decides case by case.

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Fair questions

How soon would we see anything?

We do not promise timing or results. Some animals are not candidates, and some do not respond. A reviewing veterinarian would say so plainly rather than leave you guessing.

Can he stay on his current joint supplement?

Usually yes, and your vet will confirm against his file. List everything he takes in the quiz — that question is there for a reason.

What if it doesn't help him?

Tell your vet. They'll adjust the dose, switch the protocol, or tell you honestly that this isn't his answer. Cancelling takes two clicks.

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