Discover how Pawable collagen for dogs can help keep your dog active and healthy.

Pawable's formula is unique. Providing a blend of multiple collagens especially for dogs. Recommended by vets.

No one else provides our complete mix of crucial collagen types including both hydrolysed and undenatured collagen. Designed to bring a whole range of benefits for your dog.

Including clinically researched undenatured collagen type II plus a powerful mix of hydrolysed collagen types I, II, III, V & X.

Our collagen proteins are a natural nutritional supplement. Suitable for canines of all ages.

Studies have show collagen helps support joints, ligaments and cartilage. And will result in your furry friend showing a beautiful, healthy looking coat.

Collagen is a natural protein found throughout a dog's body.

Previously it was believed that a type II collagen was the main collagen type required to support joints.

However, as you can see from the illustration, dogs have a number of different collagen types supporting all the critical elements of their joints.

A dog's cartilage consists of approx. 90% type II collagen. But you can also see that collagen type X is present where the cartilage connects to bone.

Type III collagen has also been detected in cartilage and is present in greater quantities as a result of a healing response.

You can also see that ligaments, muscles and the synovial membrane do not use type II at all but are made up of type I and type III collagen.

Bone is primarily a type I collagen.

While tendons are mainly type I but also include type III and V.

This is why it is essential for a dog's collagen supplement to provide a blend of collagen types to provide complete and balanced support.

Studies on both humans and dogs that have shown collagen to be one of the best joint supplements for dogs.

One study of dogs with arthritis compared results of collagen versus glucosamine. This showed the activity of dogs supplemented with collagen was better than those with glucosamine.

Other research has shown collagen reduces recovery time in dogs after exercise.

So is collagen the best joint pain supplement for dogs?

Some research suggests it might be.

And after years of working with both humans and dogs supplemented with collagen, we’ve received a huge amount of positive feedback from dog owners with dogs experiencing joint problems. Some of which you can see in our reviews and customer stories.

If you are already using a dog joint supplement based on glucosamine or green lipped mussel. That's fine. You can use collagen alongside these too. As they both offer different functions and are different active ingredients.

Often customers try our collagen powder alongside their existing regime. Then when they see the results, reduce the other supplements they are using.

Can I give my dog collagen?

Yes, collagen is considered safe. It's a natural food supplement.

Research has shown it has no impact on the kidney or liver function of healthy dogs.

As a dog food supplement there are no direct contraindications.

Collagen is already widely used in human food supplements, bio-medical and healthcare.