Find Your Formula

Six formulas, one question: what are you actually trying to help with? Find the concern that sounds most like your dog and start there.

Start with the concern

"He's slowing down on walks"

Stiffness after rest, hesitating at stairs or the car, or simply less enthusiasm for the same walk. This is usually joint comfort and mobility.

Start with: Joint Care Advanced, or The Daily Longevity Chew if you want joint support alongside everything else.

"She's scratching constantly"

Itching, licking at paws, or flaky skin and a dull coat, often worse at certain times of year.

Start with: Allergy & Immune Chew.

"His stomach is unpredictable"

Loose stools, gurgling, gas, or a dog whose digestion changes every time anything else does.

Start with: Probiotic Chew.

"I can't get near her teeth"

Bad breath and visible build-up, on a dog who will not tolerate a toothbrush.

Start with: ProBright Advanced, a powder that goes over food.

"Nothing's wrong, I just want to stay ahead of it"

The most common reason people buy, and a good one. One chew covering joints, skin and coat, heart, digestion, and immune support.

Start with: The Daily Longevity Chew.

"I want the full routine"

Multiple concerns, or you would rather cover several bases at a better price.

Start with: The 90-Day Bundle.

Then check the size

Serving amounts go by body weight, and every product page has the full chart. Roughly:

Dog weight	Daily serving
Under 25 lb	1 chew
25 to 75 lb	2 chews
Over 75 lb	3 chews

Then give it time

Most owners see early changes at around four to six weeks, with fuller results over three to six months. Daily consistency matters more than which week you started, which is why subscriptions take 10% off and ship free.

Still not sure?

Tell us about your dog, their age, weight, breed and what you are noticing, at contact@trynaturalshealth.com. If your dog has a diagnosed condition or takes medication, your veterinarian is the right first call.

This guide is general information to help you choose a product. It is not veterinary advice and it does not diagnose anything.