Skin isn’t just a thin outer layer.
Underneath the surface is a complex structure made from proteins and connective tissue that helps give skin its strength, elasticity and ability to retain moisture.
One of those important structural proteins is collagen.
As dogs get older, their bodies may become less efficient at maintaining these tissues.
And that can affect much more than appearance.
When the skin barrier becomes dry or weakened, everyday environmental irritants can cause more discomfort — contributing to the familiar cycle of scratching, licking and chewing.
Providing highly usable collagen peptides gives the body additional nutritional building blocks it can use to support normal skin and connective tissue.
Instead of simply covering up visible irritation, the idea is to give your dog consistent support from within.