The Super Snouts Report

A practical breakdown of glucosamine — what it does in the joint, which forms have evidence, and how to dose it without falling for the marketing.

Large breeds have specific joint demands. Here's the evidence-based stack that earns its place in their bowls — and what doesn't.

Small-breed joint problems aren't a smaller version of large-breed problems — they're often different problems entirely. Patellar luxation is the headline case.

Why a single ingredient harvested in New Zealand outperforms most multi-component joint stacks — the biology, the evidence, and the sourcing story.

Methylsulfonylmethane is one of the more underrated supportive ingredients in canine joint care. Here's the case for it, and where it fits in a stack.

Marine omega-3s are one of the better-supported inputs for canine joint health. Here's what they do, where they come from, and how to dose them.

The CBD market for dogs is loud. The research is quieter. Here's what's been shown, what's still emerging, and how to evaluate a product if you go that route.

Curcumin has real anti-inflammatory effects, but the bioavailability problem makes most turmeric supplements much less useful than the marketing implies.