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The scorecard the dog supplement industry
doesn't want you to have.

Score any dog supplement against 10 questions and 30 specific standards, including walk-away boxes that disqualify a product outright. Before you buy another bag, jar, or pouch, answer these three questions about the one you're using right now.

Three questions. Most supplements fail at least one.
01
When did you last see a Certificate of Analysis for your dog's current supplement: an independent lab document confirming what's actually in the batch your dog is taking right now?
02
Are the core ingredients in your dog's supplement, the ones actually driving results, included at the same levels used in the research the brand cites, or just enough to put the name on the label?
03
Does your dog's supplement contain added sugars or refined starches in the inactive panel? Maltodextrin, molasses, honey, and tapioca starch are common in soft chews, and none of them are there for your dog.
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Short on time? Finish the scorecard and you'll be able to download the PDF and forward it to the company behind the supplement you're considering, asking them to complete it. A brand with nothing to hide will answer. A brand that won't isn't worth your money, your time, or your dog's health.

Walk-Away Standards

Some boxes aren't just important. They're automatic disqualifiers.

Most scorecards treat every question equally. This one doesn't. Certain gaps in a supplement's profile aren't fixable by a strong score elsewhere. They're structural failures. Miss any one of these and the product is out, no matter what it scored on everything else.

No independent lab has tested the finished product, or the brand won't produce the Certificate of Analysis proving it
Testing isn't batch-specific: the CoA is tied to an old production run, or is more than two years old
The CoA doesn't confirm the actual amounts on the label: declared potency isn't independently verified
The full ingredient panel, active and inactive, isn't published on the brand's website, product listing, or available on request
Core ingredients fall short of the levels used in the supporting research
Formula contains your dog's known food sensitivities
No clear, no-questions-asked money-back guarantee
Your dog won't consistently and willingly eat it
Ongoing adverse signs (stool, energy, appetite, coat, behavior) beyond a brief adjustment window
Manufacturer isn't accessible for reaction reports: no clear contact info on the packaging
No consistent, meaningful improvement after a full, correctly-given trial

11 walk-away standards in total, spanning testing, label transparency, formulation, guarantee, and real-world results. Miss any one and the product is out, no matter how well it scores everywhere else.

If any of these made you think about your current supplement, that's the point.

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