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Our veterinarian-formulated chews are packed with only the most effective ingredients, supported by science, and trusted by the veterinarian community.
Say goodbye to unnecessary ingredients and hello to results.
Jope is Trusted
Jope Hip & Joint Dog Chews - 60 Count
Jope Hip & Joint Dog Chews - 60 Count
Undenatured type collagen (UC-II), Omega-3 (EPA and DHA) and Curcumin.
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🛡️ First results in 3 weeks
🧬 Harness the power of UC-II® collagen
⭐ 59% greater efficacy than glucosamine and chondroitin
🐟 High dose of Omega-3 and Curcumin
👨⚕️Made by veterinarians
🌿Organic ingredients & cold pressed chews
Elevate your dog's joint health with the power of simplicity and efficacy.
Our veterinarian-formulated chews are packed with only the most effective ingredients, supported by science, and trusted by the veterinarian community.
Say goodbye to unnecessary ingredients and hello to results.
Unlike common hip and joint supplements, Jope's active ingredients have been clinically shown to reduce pain and increase joint strength in dogs.
In contrast, chondroitin, glucosamine, and MSM have similar effects to placebo.
Jope is Trusted
by Leading Veterinarians!
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"After reading studies about UC-II®, I decided to try Jope Hip & Joint Dog Chews on my own 11-year-old Havane. I must admit I didn't expect such visible results so fast." |
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"I regularly recommend Jope Hip & Joint Dog Chews after surgeries or on dogs with hip dysplasia. It’s simply the best formula among the supplements on the market." Dr Giansetto |
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"The dogs in our office love to eat Jope Hip & Joint Dog Chews like a treat, not knowing how good they are for them!" Dr Cadieu |
Approved by Thousand of Furry Friends
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Brandon B. and Bane "The only supplement I'll ever use again for Bane, my Rottie. Already reordered for the next three months." |
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Eddie T. & Gray "I could tell that her energy level improved!" |
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Daniela L. & Batman "I feel like my dog has years added to his life span." |
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Sabrina C. & Chichi "He takes it like his favorite treat! It makes it easy!" |
FAQs
What is UC-II®?
What is UC-II®?
UC-II® (undenatured type II collagen) is a powerful, unique form of collagen that comes from chicken cartilage. Unlike typical joint supplement ingredients, UC-II® acts directly on the immune system, helping to maintain healthy joints.
How are Jope Hip & Joint Dog Chews different from other products?
How are Jope Hip & Joint Dog Chews different from other products?
The average Hip & Joint supplements use chondroitin & glucosamine, which several studies identify as ineffective. Most veterinarians have stopped recommending them.
Jope Hip & Joint Dog Chews are made with the most effective active ingredients for supplements currently on the market: omega 3 and UC-II®. You can read our article here for more detailed information.
How is UC-II® different from chondroitin and glucosamine?
How is UC-II® different from chondroitin and glucosamine?
UC-II® is an innovative ingredient proven to be 59% more effective at reducing joint pain than chondroitin and glucosamine. Over 20 studies in dogs and humans support the efficacy of UC-II® in improving mobility. In addition, UC-II® prevents the immune system from deteriorating the joint's cartilage and maintains healthy joint metabolism.
UC-II® is one of the two supplements to show positive objective results in studies of dogs with joint pain.
Note: Objective studies are called "Plate-force studies," where a particular device is used to objectively assess a dog's improvement.
When will I see results?
When will I see results?
With regular use, you should start to see a healthier, happier pup in 3 weeks. However, it may take 8-12 weeks to see full, optimal results.
We suggest you give these chews for at least 4 consecutive months. Osteoarthritis is a progressive, chronic and irreversible disease, so long-term, daily use will keep your dog feeling their best.
What is the science behind the ingredients in Jope?
What is the science behind the ingredients in Jope?
Will my dog like the taste of Jope Hip & Joint Dog Chews?
Will my dog like the taste of Jope Hip & Joint Dog Chews?
Jope chews have a natural chicken flavor, from organic chicken, that dogs love. They won’t even realize how healthy they are for them.
What if my pup and I don’t like them?
What if my pup and I don’t like them?
We obsessed over finding the most effective formula and the best taste. We’re so confident that they’ll work for you and your dog, that we offer a 30-day no questions asked, money-back guarantee. If Jope Hip & Joint Dog Chews don't meet your expectations, email us at christine@petjope.com for a full refund.
Are there any precautions I should take before giving my dog Jope?
Are there any precautions I should take before giving my dog Jope?
Always consult with your veterinarian before starting a new supplement. Jope has not been studied for use in puppies, pregnant or lactating dogs. Stop use and consult your veterinarian if your pet's condition worsens or does not improve.
Scientific Sources
Scientific Sources
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