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80% of dogs slow down by 8. Yours can still be taking the stairs at 12.
UC-II® collagen keeps her joints working
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Watch her take the stairs
No pause. She is at the top before you are.
Nothing is wrong with your dog. That is exactly the point.
By 8, 80% of dogs have started slowing down
Their parents call it age. But the joint had been changing since she was 2.
The Only Joint Chew You Start Before You Need It
Jope runs 3 actives on 3 different parts of the same joint, in one small chew.
Parents have started giving it at 3 and 4 years, long before anything shows.
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It was tested in dogs who were healthy.
UC-II® is collagen kept undenatured, which means it still has its original shape.
In 2021 a research team gave 40 healthy Labrador Retrievers either 40 mg of UC-II® a day or a placebo, then put them through 11 weeks of intense, straining exercise.
The UC-II® dogs moved faster. Across every run.
Their joints were more flexible, and it supported a healthy joint response.
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It covers the tissue around the joint too.
98 mg of EPA and DHA per chew, from anchovy oil.
That is 2 to 4 times what most joint chews carry.
Ligaments, tendons and the tissue wrapped around the joint carry the load too.
Omega 3 works on all of it. That is the half most chews skip.
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It is already working on a day nothing is wrong.
50 mg of concentrated curcumin, a 95% standardised extract, 30 times more potent than raw turmeric powder.
It supports a healthy joint response, which is the thing that ramps up after a hard run and then takes its time settling back down.
All 3 are working daily when she is 4 and chasing a squirrel.
3 actives, 3 parts of the same joint.
Going in while she is still fast.
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The Parents Who Started Before Anything Was Wrong
Nothing was wrong with a single one of these dogs.
No limp, no stiffness, no reason to be shopping for a joint chew at all. A hunting dog at 4. A Labrador at 17 months. One house with 6 dogs and not a joint issue between them.
They all started anyway.
So why would you, when she is fine?
Because every run at the park goes through that joint.
Every jump off the bed, every hard landing after a squirrel, and every pound she carries doing it.
A young joint absorbs that.
But 8 years of it is a different story.
Underneath, her body works on the same cartilage every day of her life, and that process shifts as she gets older.
Both at once, from the beginning. Neither one announces itself.
8 is when you notice. It started around 2.
What The Next Few Years Look Like
Now
Nothing changes. She was already fine. That is what starting early feels like, and it is exactly why most parents wait.
Around 8 Years
The age 4 out of 5 dogs start slowing down. She does not. This is the first year you can see it, and what you see is an absence.
Around 12 Years
The stairs are still stairs. The couch is still the couch. Nobody in the house talks about her hips.
She got here because you started when there was nothing to see. This is the part you cannot buy back later.
So The Question Isn't Whether It's Coming
Four out of five. It is coming.
The only question is what is in her bowl for the years before it.
What The Next Few Years Look Like
Now
Nothing changes. She was already fine. That is what starting early feels like, and it is exactly why most parents wait.
Around 8
The age most dogs start slowing down. She does not. This is the payoff, and it is quiet.
Around 12 Years
The stairs are still stairs. The couch is still the couch. Nobody in the house talks about her hips.
She got here because you started when there was nothing to see. This is the part you cannot buy back later.
And No, This Isn't Another Chew Off The Shelf
1. There is no glucosamine in it
Almost every joint chew on the shelf is glucosamine and chondroitin. Same 2 ingredients, 30 years.
Never shown to work in old dogs. Never shown to work in healthy ones either.
In 2023 it was finally tested properly. 75 dogs, double-blind, measured on force plates instead of by asking the owner how the dog seemed. It performed the same as a placebo.
2. The ingredients came off the research.
85 studies were reviewed to land on 3 actives.
Nothing in the bag is there to pad the label.
3. The dose is real.
UC-II®, 98 mg of EPA and DHA from anchovy oil, and 50 mg of concentrated curcumin.
Organic ingredients, cold pressed, third party tested every batch.
Glucosamine was not the only thing we left out.
❌ Chondroitin.
❌ MSM.
We could have added them. But the studies said they don’t work. So we refused.
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Why Jope Outperforms the Rest
The Window Is Open Right Now
Everything that shows up at 8 was built between 2 and 8.
She is inside that window today. It closes quietly, and nobody tells you when.
So Here's The Only Thing Left To Decide
If she is young and fast and fine, you are in the best position you will ever be in.
Most parents get here and do nothing, because nothing is wrong yet.
But the 40 Labradors in that study were healthy too. They still came back faster.
Today. Ask again when she is 12 and taking the stairs.
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Straight Answers
She's four and perfectly fine. Isn't this early?
Early is the whole idea. The load and her body's ongoing process have both been at work since she was a puppy. Eight is when it shows, not when it starts.
What will I actually see?
In a young dog, honestly, not much. That is what this is. The change shows up years from now, in what does not happen to her.
What if she's already eight?
Then start today. Parents of older dogs usually see something between three weeks and three months.
Isn't this just another glucosamine chew?
No. Glucosamine supplies raw material. UC-II® works by a different route, through recognition in the gut, which is why the dose is small and why it holds up on force plates.
How long does she stay on it?
The load does not go away and neither does her body's ongoing process. This is a daily chew, not a course.
Will she eat it?
It is a cold pressed chew with natural flavour. Most dogs take it as though they talked you into it.
My Boxer, Oscar, is almost 11 now and has arthritis in his hips and lower spine. He was given adequin for the last 3 years, which initially helped but he was slowly losing strength in his hind end. He's been on Jope now for 3 months, and just last night jumped up on our bed for the first time in 2 years which was quite a surprise. He has also become more playful outside, and we are walking our favorite trail for 2 miles everyday without any difficulty. I supplement also with boswellia and omega -3s, but since giving him Jope, the increased mobility has been significant. I'm a convinced customer!
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Not sure that any of these joint chews work, to be honest. I have tried many, my pot is doing better, but it is hard to tell which ones ACTUALLY work. I have, however decided that this is one brand I will try for a while longer.
My chocolate lab is 12 yrs old and was having trouble going up the stairs. I was giving her dasoquin for over 8 years and she seemed strong but when I saw the commercials and read the comments I felt it was time to change and try Jope. I'm almost through the first bag and she loves the pills. She takes them like they were candy. I have seen some improvement on her going up the stairs. She was hesitant before and she would go up 3 steps and freeze, i would have to help lift her leg and contimue up the last 2 steps. Now since she has been taking jope, she not as hesitant and makes it up 4 steps before freezing on the 5th step. I really look forward to continue getting good results with jope.
My chocolate lab is 12 yrs old and was having trouble going up the stairs. I was giving her dasoquin for over 8 years and she seemed strong but when I saw the commercials and read the comments I felt it was time to change and try Jope. I'm almost through the first bag and she loves the pills. She takes them like they were candy. I have seen some improvement on her going up the stairs. She was hesitant before and she would go up 3 steps and freeze, i would have to help lift her leg and contimue up the last 2 steps. Now since she has been taking jope, she not as hesitant and makes it up 4 steps before freezing on the 5th step. I really look forward to continue getting good results with jope.
