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The 60-Second Dog Joint Health Check.
Built by Matt after watching his Doberman Haku lose his spark to help you see exactly where your dog's joints are right now, and what to do next.
Answer 11 questions about your dog.
Get a personalised assessment and the protocol matched to their age, breed, weight, and what you've been noticing.
No email needed. Takes under a minute.
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Your dog's name comes next. We'll use it throughout.
First, what's your dog's name?
We'll use it throughout your assessment.
How old is {dog_name}?
And how much does {dog_name} weigh?
What breed is {dog_name}?
- Labrador / Lab cross
- Cockapoo / Cavapoo / other poodle cross
- Staffordshire Bull Terrier
- Jack Russell / JRT
- German Shepherd
- Spaniel (Cocker, Springer, other)
- Border Collie / Collie cross
- Golden Retriever
- French Bulldog / Bulldog
- Doberman / Rottweiler / Boxer
- Greyhound / Lurcher / Whippet
- Giant breed (Newfoundland, Great Dane, Bernese, St Bernard)
- Dachshund
- Mixed breed
- Other
Is {dog_name} male or female?
Sex
Got it. {dog_name}'s on file.
What have you been noticing with {dog_name}?
Select everything that sounds familiar, even small things.
When did you first notice these changes in {dog_name}?
Noted.
Have you tried anything else for {dog_name}'s joints?
Be honest, this is the most important question in the assessment.
There's a reason most joint chews don't work.
We call it the Foundation Fallacy.
Almost every joint supplement on the shelf is built around one ingredient: glucosamine. It's the foundation. Every brand uses it. Vets mention it.
But a foundation alone isn't a house.
Your dog's joints need four things working at the same time: cartilage support, lubrication and cushioning, comfort from stiffness, and long-term protection.
Single-ingredient supplements give you the foundation. The rest of the house is missing.
That's what we built PetGently to fix.
There's a reason YuMOVE didn't move the needle for {dog_name}.
YuMOVE isn't a bad product. It's an incomplete one.
It's built around glucosamine and green-lipped mussel, which support cartilage and bring a little anti-inflammatory action. That covers one, maybe two, of the four things a joint actually needs.
A healthy joint needs all four at once: cartilage repair, lubrication and cushioning, comfort from stiffness, and long-term protection. Cover two and the other two keep slipping, which is exactly why so many dogs plateau on YuMOVE after a month or two.
PetGently covers all four pillars, at clinically meaningful doses, in one chew.
Here's why Cosequin fell short for {dog_name}.
Cosequin and Dasuquin are the vet-clinic standard, and the glucosamine and chondroitin in them genuinely support cartilage. That part is real.
But cartilage is one pillar of four. A joint also needs lubrication and cushioning, active comfort from stiffness, and long-term protection from further wear. Cosequin doesn't reach those, which is why the early improvement so often stalls and {dog_name} drifts back to where they started.
PetGently was built to cover all four pillars at once, in a single daily chew.
Here's the test the last supplement probably failed for {dog_name}.
Most joint supplements aren't bad. They're incomplete.
The quick test: does it cover all four pillars of joint health, at meaningful doses? Cartilage repair, lubrication and cushioning, comfort from stiffness, and long-term protection. The cheap ones cover one. The bigger brands cover two or three. Almost none cover all four, which is why {dog_name} stalled.
PetGently was built to cover all four in a single chew, so there are no gaps left.
The best joint formula on earth does nothing if {dog_name} won't eat it.
A supplement only works if it actually gets eaten, and a lot of them are chalky tablets or hard chews that fussy dogs flatly refuse.
That's a real problem, because the right formula has to do two jobs at once: cover all four pillars of joint health (repair, cushioning, comfort, and long-term protection) AND be something {dog_name} happily takes every day.
PetGently is a soft chicken-flavoured chew. Most fussy eaters take it straight from the hand, so the four-pillar formula inside actually gets a chance to work.
A supermarket glucosamine tablet was only ever doing a quarter of the job.
Glucosamine supports cartilage. That's real, and it matters. But it's one pillar of four, and the cheap single-ingredient tablets stop there.
A joint needs four things working together: cartilage repair, lubrication and cushioning, comfort from stiffness, and long-term protection. One ingredient holds up part of the roof. The rest of the house is still exposed, which is why a tablet alone rarely changes much for {dog_name}.
PetGently covers all four pillars in one chew, at doses that actually do something.
Prescription anti-inflammatories manage the pain. They don't rebuild the joint.
NSAIDs and injections like Librela do an important job: they bring the pain and inflammation down so {dog_name} is comfortable.
But they work downstream of the problem. They don't repair cartilage, restore cushioning, or protect the joint long-term, which is why most vets are happy to see joint support used alongside them.
PetGently covers the four structural pillars the medication doesn't reach. Always worth a quick word with your vet before combining anything.
Good. You're already supporting {dog_name}'s joints. Here's how to check it covers everything.
If what you're using is working, that's genuinely great news.
The quick check: does it cover all four pillars of joint health, at meaningful doses? Cartilage repair, lubrication and cushioning, comfort from stiffness, and long-term protection. Most supplements cover one or two well and leave gaps in the rest.
PetGently was built to cover all four in a single chew, so there are no gaps left to fill. Worth comparing the labels.
Before you buy the first thing you see, here's what separates the ones that work.
Starting fresh is the best position to be in, because you can get it right the first time.
Here's the one thing to look for: a healthy joint needs four things at once, which are cartilage repair, lubrication and cushioning, comfort from stiffness, and long-term protection. The cheap single-ingredient tablets cover one. The bigger brands cover two or three. Almost none cover all four at doses that matter.
PetGently was built to cover all four in one chew, from day one.
One more about {dog_name}'s daily routine.
When does the stiffness or slowness show up the most?
Makes sense.
Is {dog_name} currently taking any medication from the vet?
We ask because some joint care works best alongside other treatments and a few combinations are worth flagging with your vet first.
Almost there.
Last one: what matters most to you about getting this right for {dog_name}?
Pick the one that hits hardest.
Mapping {dog_name}'s profile...
Matching to PetGently's 13-ingredient protocol...
Building {dog_name}'s result page...
11 questions answered. 4-pathway match in progress.
