Keeping your dog comfortably active is one of the best ways to support everyday wellbeing. Joint and mobility needs can change with age, size, activity level and individual health, so the right routine will look different for every dog.
Keep movement regular and manageable
Consistent, appropriate exercise can help maintain muscle strength and general mobility. For many dogs, regular walks and steady activity are easier to manage than occasional bursts of very intense exercise.
Maintain a healthy body condition
Extra body weight can place additional strain on joints. Feeding an appropriate diet and monitoring body condition can make a meaningful difference to everyday movement and comfort.
Make the home easier to navigate
Simple changes such as non-slip mats, supportive bedding and reducing unnecessary jumping can help some dogs move around more confidently.
Consider complementary joint support
Joint-support products are available in powders, tablets, treats and other formats. Ingredients and serving directions vary, so always read the label carefully and choose a product that is suitable for your dog’s age, weight and circumstances.
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When to speak to your vet
Persistent stiffness, limping, pain, reluctance to move or a sudden change in mobility should be assessed by a veterinary professional. Supplements should support an appropriate care plan rather than replace veterinary diagnosis or treatment.