Natural Joint & Mobility Drops for Dogs
Rå Hund's Joint & Mobility Drops are a daily oral tincture made with plant terpenes, carried in Tasmanian hemp seed oil. Designed to help maintain healthy joints and support easy, comfortable movement as part of your dog's daily routine. Not a treatment. A routine, built for the long walk years.
General wellbeing support for healthy dogs. Not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease. See your vet for health concerns.
Botanical terpenes, naturally sourced. Helps maintain healthy joints and easy movement. For the morning stretch, the beach run, the long walk years. THC free. CBD free. No synthetic compounds.
Terpenes Beta-Caryophyllene, Pinene, Linalool, Tasmanian Hemp Seed Oil. THC & CBD free! 100% natural pet care.
Administer 0.5ml (10 drops) per 10kg of your dog’s body weight once daily for approximately 12 weeks.
The Rå Hund guarantee
Australian made in small batches from 100% natural ingredients. Vet approved, cruelty free, and free of anything your dog doesn't need. What's on the label is what's in the bottle, the bag and the bowl.
Frequently asked questions
Healthy weight, regular gentle exercise and a consistent routine do most of the work. Our Joint & Mobility Drops add natural botanical support to that routine. For any ongoing concern, your vet should always be the first stop.
Any sudden change, limping, or obvious discomfort needs a vet, not a supplement. Our drops are routine support for healthy dogs, never a substitute for veterinary care.
No, never give human medication to a dog without explicit veterinary direction. Many common human medicines are unsafe for dogs. Our botanical drops are formulated for dogs as part of a daily wellness routine.
A supportive routine, appropriate exercise, a comfortable bed and a consistent daily supplement all play a part. Follow the label and loop your vet in for a broader plan as your dog ages.
Yes, many owners use them as part of a daily routine for ageing dogs. Follow the label for consistent daily use, and talk to your vet if you notice changes in how your dog moves.
