120 chicken-flavoured tablets per bottle. 7 active ingredients in every tablet:

• Glucosamine Sulphate — 250mg
• Hydrolysed Collagen Peptides — 150mg
• Green Lipped Mussel — 150mg
• MSM — 125mg
• Turmeric — 15mg
• Hyaluronic Acid — 5mg
• Manganese — 5mg

Made in the UK in a GMP-certified facility.

Give once daily with food, dosed by your dog's weight:

• Up to 15kg — 1 tablet/day
• 16–30kg — 2 tablets/day
• 31–45kg (typical GSD) — 3 tablets/day
• Over 45kg — 4 tablets/day

Joint support builds gradually — allow 8–12 weeks of daily use to see the full effect.

• Orders ship within 24 hours from our UK warehouse (excluding weekends)
• Standard shipping is free on every order
• Backed by a 90-day satisfaction guarantee. Vet's honor — if it's not the right fit for your dog, we'll make it right

Three things, and you can check all of them on any label in about thirty seconds.

1. It covers all 3 parts of the joint, not one. When a joint goes in a large dog, three things happen at once: the cartilage thins, the fluid that stops bone touching bone dries out, and inflammation sets in and makes both of those worse. Most tubs are aimed squarely at cartilage. Glucosamine, collagen peptides and manganese cover that. Hyaluronic acid covers the fluid. Green lipped mussel, MSM and turmeric cover the inflammation. Seven actives, three fronts.

2. Every amount is printed on the label. All 7 actives with their milligrams, nothing behind the words “proprietary blend”. If a product won’t show you the amounts, it’s usually because the amounts are the weakest thing about it.

3. It’s dosed by bodyweight, and the scale keeps going past 45kg. Not one flat “large dog” line covering everything from a spaniel to a mastiff. A typical German Shepherd takes 3 tablets a day; over 45kg takes 4.

Built in the UK to certified GMP standards, around German Shepherds specifically — their bodyweight, and the way this breed tends to decline, which is hind end first and earlier than most owners expect.

Best thing you can do is turn your current tub over and compare the back, not the front.

Then you probably didn’t have a bad supplement. You had a narrow one.

Almost everything on the shelf is aimed at cartilage — glucosamine, maybe chondroitin. That’s one of the three things going wrong in an ageing joint. The fluid and the inflammation carry on regardless, no matter how correctly you dosed it.

The other half of it is time. This kind of support is cumulative and takes 8–12 weeks to build in a 40kg dog. Most owners give it three or four weeks, see nothing, and stop — right before anything would have shown.

Right idea. A third of the job, and a third of the time it needed. That isn’t a failed supplement — it’s one that was never given a fair test.

And if it still does nothing in 90 days, you get every penny back and you keep the bottles.

It’s a chicken-flavoured tablet, not a chalky pill. Most dogs take it straight from the hand like a treat.

If yours is fussy, give it with food or crumble it into his bowl — it works either way.

And if he genuinely refuses it, that’s covered too. The 90-day guarantee is a full refund, no questions, and you don’t send anything back.

NutraPaw is designed to sit alongside what your vet has you doing, never instead of it. Painkillers manage the pain signal. They don’t support the joint underneath it. Those are two different jobs and you can do both.

As with anything you add, mention it to your vet — they’ll tell you if there’s any reason not to.

And if you’re asking because you think you’ve left it too late: you haven’t. Structure that’s already worn can’t be reversed — we won’t pretend otherwise. But supporting the mobility he still has is worth doing at any stage, and the owners who wish they’d started sooner all started somewhere.