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There are many physical benefits to give your dog collagen. Here are just 5 great reasons to give your dog pet collagen today
1. Prevent Injuries by strengthening and stabilizing the joints
Did you know that collagen makes up 70 to 90% , ( depending on the breed ) of a dog’s muscles, ligaments, and tendons.
This means that the quality and functioning of a dog’s joints are absolutely dependent upon the presence of collagen in the body.
As muscles and connective tissues loosen and become more brittle, dogs become susceptible to injuries like torn cruciate ligaments, patellar subluxations, and elbow and hip dysplasia.
Adding collagen to your dog’s diet will improve their joint health helping to prevent these injuries, especially as they begin to age.
2. Age-Related joint pain and inflammation are decreased, allowing for a better quality of life.
Age-related joint and soft tissue pain is something that most dogs will experience to some extent as they navigate their senior years. Collagen loss in the joints that occurs during aging plays a major role in arthritis, degenerative disc disease and tendonitis, three of the most common causes of pain in senior dogs.
3. Digestion and other metabolic functions are given an extra helping hand.
Collagen aids in digestion by breaking down proteins and soothing the lining of the gut. It “seals and heals” the protective lining of the gastrointestinal tract by helping to form connective tissue and infusing the whole system with healing amino acids.
Glycine is one of the many amino acids contained in collagen. It has been shown to have soothing properties that help promote an overall healthier, less agitated digestive system for your dog.
4. Hair Growth, Strong Nails & A Healthy Coat are all promoted and improved, with the help of collagen for pets.
Dogs aren’t concerned about crow’s feet or full, pouty lips, but collagen is important when it comes to their appearance. 70% of the protein in your dog’s skin is collagen. It is responsible for providing a healthy, moisturized dermis; soft, shiny coat; and strong, powerful nails that do not split or crumble as they grow.
5. The great taste promotes and inspires a Healthy Appetite
Many cosmetics aimed at humans boast their “collagen complexes” but collagen is most effective when consumed through high-quality supplements.
Great-Tasting, simply sprinkle pet collagen over your dogs meal, and watch them scoop it up.
Dosage is dependant on how much your dog weighs. Consult the FAQ section for an accurate and detailed guide.
Why preventative care is the best type of care.
Does your dog see a flight of stairs and think twice before they slowly being to climb?
Older and heavier dogs with mobility issues tend to be diagnosed as suffering from arthritis although younger pets can be affected. As our pets age, the fluid responsible for lubricating the joint starts to thin and wear and tear takes its toll. Changes are seen on x ray as bone starts to painfully rub on bone. Genetic factors can also play a role.
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Preventive measures are so worth while in the future, do what you can now
Your pet will thank you
Preventive measures are so worth while in the future, do what you can now
Scientific and Academic research from the last 10 years, has taught us some very important lessons, about mobility, joint & hip care.
Fact # 1
Stabilizes Joints & Prevent Injuries
Collagen makes up 70 to 90% of a dog’s muscles, tendons, and ligaments, so the integrity of their joints is absolutely dependent upon its presence. As muscles and connective tissues loosen and become more brittle, dogs become susceptible to injuries like torn cruciate ligaments, patellar subluxations, and elbow and hip dysplasia. Adding collagen to your pup’s diet will improve her joint health, helping to prevent these injuries.
Fact # 2
Aids in Digestion,Tastes Great & Inspires A Healthy Appetite
Collagen aids in digestion by breaking down proteins and soothing the lining of the gut. It “seals and heals” the protective lining of the gastrointestinal tract by helping to form connective tissue and infusing the whole system with healing amino acids.
Glycine is one of the many amino acids contained in collagen. It has been shown to have soothing properties that help promote an overall healthier, less agitated digestive system for your dog.
Fact # 3
Promotes a Healthy Coat,Hair Growth &Strong Nails
Dogs aren’t concerned about crow’s feet or full, pouty lips, but collagen is important when it comes to their appearance. 70% of the protein in your dog’s skin is collagen. It is responsible for providing a healthy, moisturized dermis; soft, shiny coat; and strong, powerful nails that do not split or crumble as they grow.
Improved Mobilty & Well Being
Age-related joint and soft tissue pain is something that most dogs will experience to some extent as they navigate their senior years. Collagen loss in the joints that occurs during aging plays a major role in arthritis, degenerative disc disease and tendonitis, three of the most common causes of pain in senior dogs.
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