Pawable ad: Read this before choosing a dog collagen

Most dog owners assume collagen is collagen. Liquid or powder. Cheap or premium. If it says “collagen” on the label, it must do the same job… right? Not quite. Here’s the mistake we see pet parents make every day 👇 They choose a low-cost liquid collagen without checking how much collagen their dog is actually getting. Many of the white-label, imported from China, liquid products provide: ➡️ Around 400mg of collagen per serving ➡️ Often from a single Type I source ➡️ Bulked out with added vitamins to look more “complete” By comparison, Pawable provides a meaningful daily serving designed for dogs — not marketing. ✔️ Around 6x more collagen per day ✔️ Multiple collagen types (not just one) ✔️ A format that allows proper servings, consistently ✔️ Made by a British company, using EU-sourced ingredients ✔️ Backed by a 90-day money-back guarantee You may also notice many liquid products include vitamin C, biotin or hyaluronic acid. There’s nothing inherently wrong with those — but they don’t replace collagen. • Dogs already produce their own vitamin C • Added vitamins don’t increase collagen intake • A small collagen dose stays small, no matter what’s added around it It’s also worth knowing: 👉 All collagen starts life as a powder A liquid collagen is simply a diluted powder — usually diluted to keep costs low. So the real question isn’t: “Is it liquid or powder?” It’s: 👉 Is my dog getting a meaningful daily amount? If you’re going to try collagen, give your dog enough of it — and give it long enough — to know whether it truly supports their comfort, mobility and everyday activity. That’s exactly why we created Pawable. Tap below to learn what makes the difference 🐶👇 https://pawable.co.uk/products/collagen-for-dogs