Many dog broths and toppers claim to support joint health, but trace ingredients aren’t enough for giant breeds. Here’s why dose, formulation, and intent matter — and what real joint support actually looks like for big dogs.
This year marks the first anniversary of Lucy’s gotcha day without her. As I reflect on the dog who changed everything for me, I’m reminded how much I didn’t know about giant breeds, joint health, and the power of noticing change early. Lucy’s story became our mission, and her legacy lives on in how we do right by the dogs we love.
We know impact exercise helps maintain bone density in people — but does the same apply to big dogs? Here’s what the science suggests about bone health, joint safety, and how to move your large or giant breed dog in a way that supports long-term health without unnecessary wear and tear.
New Year goals do not have to be extreme to matter. For giant breed dogs, the smallest daily choices you make around movement, nutrition, environment, and joint care all add up over time. Here are realistic, sustainable habits that support long term comfort and mobility for your big dog.
Most New Year resolutions do not fail because people do not care. They fail because the goals were never realistic for real life. When it comes to caring for a giant breed dog, progress sticks best when the habits are simple, sustainable, and focused on long term health and mobility.
Proactive care isn’t about panic — it’s about paying attention early, asking good questions, and supporting your big dog’s body before problems show up. Here’s what proactive care really looks like, plus simple questions to ask your vet at your next visit.
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