Joint Guard · Wild Game Formula

An 8 oz bag holds roughly 90 chews. A 50 to 60 lb gun dog runs 3 chews a day. That's about a month per bag, right around a dollar a day. Use the by-weight chart to work out your own dog's count before you order. We're not going to guess for you.

Up to 20 lbs: 1 chew daily. 21 to 40 lbs: 2 chews. 41 to 60 lbs: 3 chews. 61 to 80 lbs: 4 chews. 81 to 100 lbs: 5 chews. Over 100 lbs: 6 chews. Joint Guard is built for continuous daily use, not situational or pre-hunt dosing.

Five compounds per chew: Glucosamine HCl 125 mg, Chondroitin Sulfate 62.5 mg, Sea Cucumber 62.5 mg, MSM 50 mg, and the wild game protein the four are built into: elk, bison, and venison. Every amount is printed on the panel. No proprietary blend, no complex, nothing hidden behind a trademark. Compare it to whatever's in your cabinet right now.

Joint Guard supports healthy hips and joints in working dogs. Glucosamine and chondroitin help maintain healthy cartilage and connective tissue, and given every day it supports normal mobility for the dog that covers the miles, and joint comfort after long days in the field. Built for active dogs, every day of the year.

This is the question that matters most, and it's why we built the formula into wild game instead of a powder. It's a protein chew, not a supplement he tolerates. Most handlers hand it over as a reward. He hears the bag from across the room.

THE FIRST BAG. Give it for 30 days. If it's not for him, or it isn't what we said it was, we'll refund you. First bag, no return needed. Just tell us what happened. It covers acceptance and accuracy; joint compounds are built on daily consistency over months, not weeks, so we're not going to promise you a result inside thirty days.

Because they're the animals his ancestors evolved to hunt. Nearly every joint chew on the shelf is built on whatever protein is cheapest that week (commercial beef meal, chicken meal, brewer's yeast), then sprayed with flavor. We started with wild elk, bison, and venison out of the Rockies and built the formula into that. That's the whole difference, and it isn't a small one.

Wild elk, bison, and venison, taken every fall across the Rocky Mountains in the states' regular hunting seasons, under the same wildlife management that has run for a century. Nothing is hunted for this product, and nothing is farmed for it. When those animals go through a wild game butcher, the trimmings and bone that don't go to the table have usually gone to the landfill. We buy that protein and it becomes the base of the chew. Because it's wild, no two batches are identical. The blend of elk, bison, and venison shifts with what the season brought in. The batch number on the back of the bag is the record of yours.

A marine invertebrate whose connective tissue is a natural source of mucopolysaccharides. It has a long history of traditional use. It's expensive, hard to source, and rare in dog formulas, which is exactly why we included it. Check the panels in the pet aisle. You'll rarely find it.

Joint Guard is made for dogs 12 weeks and older. Plenty of handlers of high-drive field breeds start there and keep it in the daily routine from that day on.

Consistency is the protocol. Joint Guard is built as a daily foundation. Give it every day as part of the routine and don't stop and start. Same time, every day, year-round.

Year-round. Joint Guard is built as a continuous daily routine, and the off-season is part of the routine, not a break from it. Handlers who run it year-round are building a habit instead of reacting to the calendar.

Check with your veterinarian. Joint Guard is built as a standalone daily routine, and the amounts are printed so you can see exactly what your dog is already getting elsewhere. Avoid stacking chondroitin or glucosamine from multiple sources without veterinary guidance. If your dog is on prescription medication, talk to your vet before adding anything. If your dog has a diagnosed food sensitivity, check before introducing any new protein source.

No corn, soy, or wheat. Potassium sorbate is used as a preservative. No artificial flavors and no petroleum-derived ingredients.

Built in Utah. Small batches in an FDA-registered facility from third-party tested ingredients, batch number on every bag.

Batch number and best-by date are stamped on the back label. Store cool and dry, out of direct sunlight. An airtight container is a good idea.

Because it's wild. Supply follows the harvest, so runs vary. Subscribers ship first on every batch.