While many people know that it can be beneficial in humans, they are often left asking “Does glucosamine work for dogs?”
While it can also be created in synthetic form, glucosamine is actually a naturally occurring substance found on the coating of shellfish. It is also a normal part of the cartilage that acts as a cushion in your dog’s joints.
The short answer is “Yes, glucosamine will work for dogs.” Many veterinarians recommend that owners give their dogs glucosamine, chondroitin, & MSM to help them with joint pain resulting from arthritis (sometimes called osteoarthritis) & hip dysplasia.
form companies have to add a ton of these additives (we’ve seen some top sellers with up to 27 inactive ingredients) that can be harmful to your dog. It also makes dosage adjustment very difficult.
Dial In The Dosage
We recommend powder-based solutions so you can dial in the dosage of the supplements just right based on how your dog’s body is reacting. Too little & you won’t have the impact you were shooting for. Too much & you’ll likely expose your dog to some unnecessary and unpleasant side effects. A powder form allows you to get that dosage just right.
Served up in powder form, Free Range is one of the premier joint supplements on the market. Containing glucosamine, chondroitin, & MSM, it has been carefully formulated and manufactured right here in the USA to the highest of standards.
At Alpha Dog Nutrition, we believe that sometimes less is more. We've stripped away all the nasty additives and preservatives found in most other joint supplements, and we're giving your dog only exactly what they need to help their joints.