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   Collagen can play a powerful role in supporting canine health, especially when it comes to gut, joint, skin, and connective tissue integrity. Here's a breakdown of the key collagen types (I, II, and III) and how dogs benefit from each:   🦴 Type I Collagen – The Structural Powerhouse Main sources: Bovine hide, marine collagen (fish skin), and egg shells. Found in dogs': Skin, tendons, bones, ligaments, and cornea. Benefits: Improves skin and coat health (elasticity, hydration, wound healing) Strengthens bones and teeth Supports joint function by reinforcing ligaments and tendons May help with GI repair, especially when combined with...

Even finicky dogs love the taste of Colla3 added to their meals!  This is great because it's loaded with: Type I collagen for muscle repair and healthier eyes, bones, claws and fur. Type II collagen to repair joint cartilage for healthier joints. Type III collagen for strong ligaments and connective tissue as well as repairing skin, the lungs, intestinal walls and the walls of blood vessels. It's easy and convenient to use.  Simply add the dry powder to meals and most dogs will lick the bowl clean.  Start with a partial dose the first day and gradually increase to the recommended...