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

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

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

Including clinically researched collagen type II. Plus egg and cartilage matrix collagen. Providing a powerful mix of collagen types I, II, III, V & X.

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

Studies have show collagen relieves joint & arthritis pain.

Plus collagen supports bones & digestion. Protects ligaments and cartilage. And will result in your dog showing a beautiful, healthy coat.

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

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 [1].

Other research has shown collagen reduces joint pain in dogs after exercise. Similar to evidence in human trials on athletes. Who recovered faster and reduced knee pain.

Another study found that collagen was as effective as a NSAID in reducing dogs affected by joint pain.

So is collagen the best pain supplement for dogs?

Some clinical research suggests it might be.

And after years of working with both humans and dogs supplemented with collagen. We have received a huge amount of feedback. 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.

Collagen isn't just a great joint supplement for dogs.

Collagen is used throughout the body. With the right blend of different collagen types it can support:

- Skin and coat
- Bone health
- Digestive system

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 food supplement there are no direct contraindications.

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

In fact, did you know that many hospitals use collagen infused bandages and sutures in their wound care departments?

Awareness of the risks of rawhide products have resulted in new products promoted as collagen chews.

These do appear a little softer than rawhide. But they still require supervision to ensure large pieces do not cause choking.

However, it's doubtful that any real quantity of collagen will be absorbed from these chews.

What tiny amounts digested before 'passing thru' will likely be a type I collagen.

The least important collagen type to support dog's joints!

By comparison, a true collagen supplement will extract the collagen from its source. Then use a process to pre-digest the material using enzymes. Resulting in a fine powder with a tiny molecular size. Ensuring that it's easily digested and absorbed.

The best dog collagen supplement will include all the important collagen 'types'. Using various sources such as our egg and cartilage matrix collagens.

To work. Make sure your supplement provides an effective serving size.

You might find that a small collagen treat only contains a fraction of the recommended serving size!

If you want to see the benefits of collagen for your dog. We recommend you use a powder based supplement. One that's been created to be effective for dogs. Easy to absorb and contains a wide range of collagen types.

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