Adult dogs · every size
ManyMoreWalks - Hip & Joint Soft Chews
A soft chew, once a day, for the hips and knees that carry your dog to the door every time you reach for the lead. Twelve actives, every milligram printed.
- Glucosamine, chondroitin and green-lipped mussel to support cartilage and joint fluid
- Turmeric, boswellia, MSM and devil's claw, traditionally used to support a healthy inflammatory response after activity
- Dosed by your dog's weight, not by a guess — four bands, one to four chews a day
- Soft, chicken-flavoured, and easy to hide in dinner. 300 g tub, about 120 chews
For your dog: 2 chews a day — a tub lasts about 60 days.
A single tub at €34,99. No subscription is added and nothing renews.
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A complementary feed for adult dogs, not a medicine. Individual dogs vary. Talk with your vet if your dog is pregnant, nursing, on medication or has a diagnosed condition.
Twelve actives, one job each
Every active named individually. No proprietary blend.
Dosed to their weight
Four bands, one to four chews a day. Not an average.
Soft enough to hide in dinner
No pill down the throat at seven in the morning.
Every milligram on the label
Hold it next to the old tub and judge for yourself.
Instead of logos
Built around transparent ingredients.
We have no press quotes and no endorsements to show you, so we are not going to borrow anyone's logo. Here is what is documented on the label instead.
Every one of them named on the tub, with its own amount. Nothing is grouped under a blend name.
Amounts are printed per two soft chews, exactly as they appear on the label. You are judging a formula, not a promise.
Manufactured in a GMP-certified facility. No grain, corn or soy derivatives. GMO free.
What is in it
Twelve actives. Here is what each one is doing.
Amounts below are per two soft chews (5 g), exactly as printed on the tub. If your dog's band is one chew a day, halve them; if it is four, double them.
Plant-based omegas that support skin, coat and joint comfort.
A building block the body uses to make the glycosaminoglycans found in cartilage. It cannot make it out of nothing.
Supplies sulfur, which connective tissue and collagen are built out of. Quiet and structural.
The omega-3 part, supporting a normal inflammatory response after ordinary activity.
Traditionally used to support a healthy inflammatory response after activity.
Part of cartilage itself. It helps that layer hold water, and holding water is what softens a landing off the back step.
Traditionally used alongside turmeric to support joint comfort after exercise.
Antioxidant support, defending cells against the ordinary wear of a body that spends all day moving.
A naturally occurring source of omega-3s and glycosaminoglycans that supports joint fluid.
Included specifically to help the body take up the turmeric it is paired with.
Traditionally used to support comfortable everyday movement.
Contributes to normal collagen synthesis. Collagen is the scaffolding everything else is sitting on.
Inactive ingredients
Sunflower lecithin, beef bone meal, beet pulp, tapioca starch, brewer's yeast, natural vanilla flavour, carrot powder, tomato powder, potassium sorbate, carrot, celery, cucumber, beet, lemon, mixed tocopherol, natural chicken flavour.
Analytical constituents
3457 kcal ME/kg · 8.6 kcal per chew. Crude protein at least 18%, crude fat at least 15%, crude ash up to 7%, coarse fibre up to 5%, water up to 10%. No grain, corn or soy derivatives. GMO free.
Warnings
Contains beef and shellfish (green-lipped mussel) — not suitable for dogs with those allergies. Adult dogs only. Store cool and dry with the lid sealed.
An ordinary Tuesday
Nothing looks wrong yet
Your dog jumps off the couch without thinking about it. Takes the stairs two at a time. Still beats you to the door every time you so much as look at the lead.
That is the part nobody photographs. The ordinary Tuesday where everything works, and you assume it always will.
Underneath it
The quiet work the joints are doing
Every step of every walk, every landing off the sofa, is carried by a thin layer of cartilage the body has to keep rebuilding out of whatever it is given to eat.
Cartilage is not permanent. Demand on it is normal, and it is also constant.
Things you notice
The things you notice, then talk yourself out of
The pause before standing. Looking up at the sofa first. Stairs one at a time instead of two. Stiff for the first minute after a nap, then fine.
If any of this sounds like your dog, see a vet before you buy anything, including this. A daily chew is support, not treatment.
Hold it next to the old tub.
Only things you can check on a label. We are not going to tell you what is in anyone else's.
ManyMoreWalks
- Are the actives named one by one? Yes. Twelve actives, listed individually, no proprietary blend.
- Is anything hidden inside a proprietary blend? No. Nothing is grouped under a blend name.
- Is a role stated for each active? Yes. One restrained role per active.
- Is the serving tied to body weight? Yes. Four weight bands, one to four chews a day.
A typical unlabelled joint chew
- Check whether actives are named or grouped.
- Check for the words proprietary blend or complex, which hide what is inside.
- Check whether roles are stated or implied.
- Check the serving band your dog falls into.
Open. Give. Walk.
Ten seconds at dinner, once a day. That is the whole of it.
Open
Lid off. The tub holds about 120 chews, so for most dogs that is a couple of months of dinners.
Give
One to four chews depending on their weight. Break it over dinner, or hand it over like a treat.
Walk
That is it. Ten seconds at dinner, and the rest of the evening is yours.
How to give it.
Find their band
Serving is by body weight, so a small dog gets one small chew rather than a fragment of something built for a labrador.
Give it with food
With or just before dinner. Soft enough to break up and tuck into the bowl if your dog is fussy or has few teeth left.
Keep it daily
Joints respond to daily supply over time, not to a first dose. Consistency matters more than timing.
| Your dog weighs | Chews a day | A tub lasts |
|---|---|---|
| 4.5 kg or less | 1 | about 120 days |
| 5 to 17 kg | 2 | about 60 days |
| 18 to 35 kg | 3 | about 40 days |
| 36 kg and up | 4 | about 30 days |
About 120 chews per 300 g tub. Give with or just before food. Joints respond to daily supply over time, so most owners watch the small things across four to six weeks: the stairs, the sofa, the first minute after a nap.
What the research says
We would rather be honest than impressive.
The evidence for glucosamine and chondroitin in dogs is mixed. Some trials show a benefit, others show very little, and the doses and formulations differ from ours. None of it was run on this exact chew, so nothing here is a study of ManyMoreWalks.
That is precisely why every active and every milligram is printed on the tub: you are judging a formula, not a promise.
Why a chew
Why dog parents choose ManyMoreWalks.
Feeding the joints that carry them
Cartilage is not permanent. The body rebuilds it out of whatever it is given, every day, for as long as your dog keeps moving. This is that supply, handed over at dinner.
Sized to your dog, not to an average
A spaniel and a great dane do not carry the same weight, so they should not get the same serving. Four weight bands, one to four chews a day.
Gone before they notice
Soft enough to break, tuck into dinner, or hand over as a treat. No pill down the throat at seven in the morning. No powder left sitting in the bowl.
Where this started
It started with one dog.
Not a lab, not a boardroom. One dog, and one owner who started paying attention slightly earlier than most people do.
We know the feeling of watching a dog think about the stairs before taking them. Not distress, nothing you would call a limp — just a small hesitation where there used to be none, and the quiet arithmetic that follows it.
ManyMoreWalks came out of that. One tub, one clearly printed label, a serving worked out by body weight instead of an average, and no promises we cannot keep. If you can read it and understand it, you can decide for yourself whether to keep giving it.
- Every milligram printed, so you always know exactly what you just gave them.
- Shipping windows stated plainly, including the slow ones.
- Subscriptions opt in, emailed before every charge, cancellable in one click.
Questions
The ones people actually ask.
We tried a joint chew before and it did nothing.
That is worth taking seriously, and we are not going to tell you the last one was rubbish. What we will say is that most labels never tell you the dose, so there was no way for you to know what your dog actually got. Ours prints every milligram. Hold it next to the old tub and judge for yourself.
How long before I see something?
We are not going to hand you a number we cannot back up. Joints respond to daily supply over time, not to a first dose, and every dog ages at its own pace. Give it a full tub, and watch the small things: the stairs, the sofa, the first minute after a nap.
Does any of this actually work?
The research on glucosamine and chondroitin in dogs is mixed, and it would be dishonest of us to pretend otherwise. Some studies show a benefit, others show very little. That is exactly why every active and every milligram is on the label. You are judging a formula, not a promise.
My dog is fussy, or has almost no teeth left.
The chew is soft. Break it up, tuck it into dinner, or hand it over like a treat. Serving is by weight, so a small dog gets one small chew rather than a fragment of something built for a labrador.
Will I end up on a subscription without noticing?
No. A one time order stays a one time order. If you do subscribe, an email lands before every charge and one click from your account stops it. No phone call, no chat window, no discount waved at you on the way out.
How much does my dog get?
Four bands. Up to 4.5 kg is one chew a day, 5 to 17 kg is two, 18 to 35 kg is three, 36 kg and up is four. Adult dogs only. If your dog is pregnant, nursing, recovering from surgery or on medication, talk to your vet before starting anything new.
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If it isn't right for your dog, we'll make it right.
Some dogs take to it, some do not, and some owners see nothing they would swear to. That is an honest outcome and we would rather hear it than not. Email us and we will sort it out.
A complementary feed for adult dogs. Not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease.