Pawable

Collagen powder, not collagen water.

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We got hold of the manufacturer's certificate of analysis for one of the liquid collagens sold for dogs, and ran the numbers on it. About 3,000 mg of collagen in the bottle. Not per dose. That's the whole 2 fl oz. Here's why it can't hold much more. Fill a 2 fl oz bottle and you've got roughly 65 grams of product in your hand. Water, flavoring, all of it. Whatever collagen is in there has to dissolve into that and still leave room for the water, or it stops being something you can squeeze out of a pipette. That's a ceiling, and it's a low one. A bag of Pawable is 225,000 mg of collagen. It isn't collagen mixed into something. The bag is the collagen: five types of hydrolyzed collagen, I, II, III, V and X, plus undenatured type II from chicken sternum. Nothing else in there. So the powder does something the dropper can't... A dog weighing 22lb takes a 5 gram serving of Pawable powder, and that single scoop is 5,000 mg. -> That's more than an entire bottle of drops, in one meal. If you've already decided to give your dog collagen, it seems worth knowing how much you're actually handing over. Drops are easier and we won't pretend otherwise. A scoop of powder takes a few seconds longer and it goes into their food rather than their mouth. It has a meaty smell most dogs love. Made in the UK, ships from our Texas warehouse. If it isn't right for your dog, send it back inside 90 days for a full refund. Even an empty bag. No phone calls. Try it here: https://pawable.com/products/collagen-for-dogs?view=liquid-vs-powder Neil & Sarah Co-Founders, Pawable