The Science
The Science of Plant-Based Creatine for Dogs
Creatine is a naturally occurring compound that fuels short, explosive muscle output — the same mechanism your dog draws on when sprinting, jumping, or pulling.
A working dog's body produces some on its own. Diet provides the rest. The problem: most modern dog food doesn't deliver enough to support performance, recovery, or aging joints.
Creatine Canine closes that gap with a daily, plant-based dose, formulated by a Ph.D. animal nutritionist.
Every working muscle in your dog's body runs on creatine. Most diets don't provide enough.
Evidence
What the research says
Creatine supplementation increases phosphocreatine stores in skeletal muscle, improving short-burst power output in mammalian athletes.
Source pending — Ph.D. nutritionist review
Algae-derived DHA supports cognitive function and trainability in canines, with a contaminant profile cleaner than fish oil.
Source pending — Ph.D. nutritionist review
Plant-fermented creatine monohydrate is bioequivalent to animal-sourced creatine in absorption and muscle saturation studies.
Source pending — Ph.D. nutritionist review