Signs your pet could use support
- Slow to get up after resting
- Stiffness after walks or play
- Reluctance to climb stairs or jump
- Limping or favouring one leg
- Less interest in long walks
Joint support for dogs and cats with collagen peptides, chondroitin and sodium hyaluronate, to help keep walks, jumps and play comfortable as pets grow older or stay very active.

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Joint support supplements for dogs and cats
Healthy joints keep pets moving comfortably through walks, play and everyday life. As pets age, or in large and very active breeds, joint stress can gradually affect mobility. RayTails joint care products combine nutrients widely used in veterinary joint care to support cartilage structure, joint cushioning and lubrication.
Raycart Plus Tablets contain chondroitin sulphate, sodium hyaluronate and collagen peptides with vitamin C, which supports natural collagen formation. Raycart Sachets offer daily joint support in an easy powder form that mixes into food. Both are designed for long-term, everyday use as part of your pet's routine. Joint supplements work best alongside a healthy weight, regular gentle exercise and veterinary guidance, so speak to your vet before starting, especially for senior pets or pets on medication.
Questions pet parents ask
When should I start a joint supplement?
Many pet parents start when they notice stiffness, or earlier for large breeds and senior pets. Ask your vet what suits your pet.
Tablets or sachets?
Both support joints. Sachets mix into food, which helps with pets who refuse tablets.
How long before I see a difference?
Supplements work gradually with daily use. Your vet can help you track progress.

















