The science
What's in the jar, and why
Real doses, independent lab tests, and research we can point to. This page is everything we'd want to know before feeding our own dogs something new.
Three rules we never break
Tested by independent labs
Every batch goes to an accredited third-party lab. The results are published below, not filed away.
Real doses, disclosed
5mg of hemp extract per chew, stated plainly. No vague blends, no mystery amounts.
Guided by published research
We cite university studies by name and quote researchers accurately, cautious parts included.
Ingredient directory
Every ingredient, explained
The full label, nothing hidden. Filter by what matters to your dog.
Michigan Hemp Extract
Active ingredient
Organically grown in Michigan. Supports joint comfort and everyday calm as part of a daily routine.
Studied at Cornell University (Frontiers in Veterinary Science, 2018); a 2023 systematic review found hemp-derived extracts well-tolerated in dogs.
Turmeric
Organic
Natural support for joint comfort and a healthy inflammatory response. Paired with cinnamon in our comfort stack.
Cinnamon
Organic
Works alongside turmeric to support a healthy inflammatory response, and dogs like the taste.
Pumpkin
Whole food
Fiber-rich prebiotic that supports healthy digestion and gut balance.
Peanut Butter Powder
Organic
The flavor dogs beg for, plus plant protein. Palatability is half the battle with any supplement.
Extra Virgin Olive Oil
Organic
Healthy fats that support coat health and help the body absorb the active ingredients.
Oat Flour
Organic base
A gentle, wheat-free base for the chew. No corn, no soy, no fillers doing the job flour should.
Cage-Free Egg Whites
Organic
Clean protein that helps bind each chew without artificial binders.
Brewers Yeast
Whole food
A B-vitamin source dogs love the taste of, long used in pet nutrition.
What veterinary research says
“Joint comfort and mobility is the area where CBD has the most veterinary research behind it.”
— Dr. Terry Fossum, DVM, DACVS
“There seems to be a place for hemp products in the treatment of osteoarthritis.”
— Dr. Joseph Wakshlag, DVM, PhD, Cornell University College of Veterinary Medicine
“Overall, what we found seems very promising.”
— Dr. Stephanie McGrath, DVM, DACVIM, Colorado State University, on her canine CBD clinical trials
Lab results
Every batch, tested and published
Third-party results for the batch in your jar. New batches get posted here as they're tested.
| Batch | Tested | Lab | CBD per chew | THC | Report |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| DT05PB0824 | Sep 2024 | SC Laboratories (ISO 17025) | 4.79mg | ND (none detected) | View COA |
How to read a Certificate of Analysis: check that the CBD content is close to the label claim, that THC shows ND (none detected), and that the lab is independent and accredited. If a brand can't show you this document, that tells you something too.