86% REDUCTION IN LAMENESS
Canine Joint Plus Field Trial
We conducted a 7 week Vet-Supervised Field Trial for Canine Joint Plus to evaluate its effect on dogs.
Dogs Joint Health is key
We got real dog owners to trial our canine joint care supplement on their dogs for 7 weeks and report on the changes they saw in their dog's joint pain, ability to perform, the dog's mood and willingness to comply with requests.
The joint health results demonstrated in the dogs speak volumes. Canine Joint Plus is a blend of high-quality compounds designed to support canine joint health to improve your dog's comfort and performance. Based on this study, our participants identified several benefits of Canine Joint Plus.
Trial Methodology
A 7 week vet-assisted Field Trial was conducted in May 2021. Dogs of various breeds, ages, and health status were assessed over the 7 weeks to determine the effectiveness of our supplement for dog joint health. Each dog owner was unaware if they were given a placebo (non-active supplement) or Canine Joint Plus to avoid any unconscious bias when assessing their dog's results. Each dog was under no other treatment (supplement or otherwise) to ensure all results were based solely on the benefits of our formula.
All data was examined and calculated by an independent scientist.
Performance & Lameness changes with Canine Joint Plus
Over the Trial Study period, 82% of canine participants showed an improvement in performance as judged by their owners. Placebo group participants saw no overall improvement from their baseline reading.
Reducing outward signs of discomfort from joint pain is the first assessment for the success of our formula. Lameness status is a good prognosis for the improvement of your canines’ joint health and well-being. Throughout the 7-week treatment period with Canine Joint Plus, 86% of dogs showed a reduction in lameness score. No improvements were observed for the placebo group.
82% Performance Improvement
Changes to canine performance over a 7-week treatment period with Canine Joint Plus. Changes in performance are displayed as a percentage for both treatments (yellow, n = 7) and placebo (blue, n = 2) groups over time.
86% Reduction in Lameness
Changes in intermittent to severe lameness in the dogs over 7-week treatment period with Canine Joint Plus. Reduction in lameness for both placebo (blue, n = 1) and treatment groups (yellow, n = 7) is shown as a percentage change over time.
Compliance & Mood changes with Canine Joint Plus
The ability to accept commands and follow directions is an important aspect of various canine activities and sports. Over our 7-week Field Trial of Canine Joint Plus, 37% of participants judged that they saw an increase in trainability in their canine partners.
Mood and general emotional status can be powerful measures for canine wellbeing and health. Improvements to the dogs' mood over the 7 weeks were assessed to determine the impact of our Canine Joint plus formula. After the 7-week treatment period, 36% of the dog owners reported a drastic improvement in mood.
The overall mood within the placebo group who did not receive the canine joint supplement was seen to decrease over the Trial period.
37% Compliance Improvement
Improvement in canine compliance over a 7-week treatment period with Canine Joint Plus supplement. Changes in compliance are displayed as a percentage for both treatments (yellow, n = 7) and placebo (blue, n = 2) groups over time.
36% Mood Improvement
Improvements to mood were indicated over the same treatment period with Canine Joint Plus. Change in general mood is displayed as a percentage for both treatments (yellow, n = 7) and placebo (blue, n = 2) groups over time.
The Results Speak Volumes
After completing our 7-week Field Trial of our canine joint care supplement, Canine Joint Plus, the participating dog owners reported results that make us confident that you will also be very happy with this joint health product for your dog.
The dogs who received our joint care supplement showed, on average, a substantial improvement in all four areas of investigation.
These improvements were not observed within the group of dogs who got the placebo instead of the canine joint care product.
