Price facts
- Lowest price today: $26.00 at Dog Years (checked Nov 9, 2026).
Joint Supplement for Dogs prices at every store
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$26.00Verified
What reviewers say
- 4.7 / 51,689 ratings
From Dog Years
- Chewable joint & mobility supplement for dogs
- Contains natural collagen from New Zealand deer velvet, green-lipped mussel, MSM and venison liver
- Formulated to support joint and mobility health for active dogs
- Manufactured to human grade standards in an FDA approved facility
- Made in New Zealand with natural New Zealand ingredients
- 8 out of 10 pet parents re-order
- Sizes
- 30 count, 90 count
- Materials
- Deer Velvet (Canterbury, New Zealand), Green-Lipped Mussels (Marlborough, New Zealand), Venison Liver (grass-fed, locally sourced), MSM
- Sizing
- Dosage: 1 tablet per day for dogs under 10kg, 2 tablets for dogs under 30kg, 2-3 tablets for dogs 50kg or under; an extra tablet per day to start can provide a
- Guarantee
- Risk Free Money Back Guarantee; 100% Taste Guarantee
- Shipping
- Ships daily from Sydney; estimated 1-2 days to most Australian cities; free shipping on orders over a threshold
- Packs
- 30 count and 90 count tins; subscriptions available with a subscriber discount
- In the box
- 90 chews (90 count) or 30 chews (30 count)
About the Joint Supplement for Dogs
Our Joint & Mobility formula is a powerful supplement for active and healthy lifestyles . The combination of natural collagen from New Zealand deer velvet, essential fatty acids in green-lipped mussels and joint supporting properties gives your dog the boost of life they need.
Questions and answers
- Where is the Joint Supplement for Dogs cheapest?
- At Dog Years, for $26.00, as of our latest check.
- What do buyers say about the Joint Supplement for Dogs?
- Rated 4.7 out of 5 from 1,689 ratings. Buyers like: Improved mobility and energy, often noticed within 2-3 weeks; Dogs love the taste and take them like treats; Helps older dogs get up, walk and play more easily. Common complaints: Some dogs won't take them or are fussy about how they're given; Fishy breath after taking them, like the smell of the tablets.
