SENIOR BUNDLE | Healthy Ageing Support for Dogs

Support their movement. Support their ageing. Support more good days.

Our Senior Bundle pairs two of our favourite products for ageing dogs — Senior Support and Joint Genie — to create a simple daily routine focused on mobility, vitality and whole-body support.

As dogs age, their nutritional needs can change. They may move a little slower, recover differently after activity or simply benefit from more targeted support in their everyday routine.

This bundle is designed to make supporting your senior dog simple.

What's Inside?

Senior Support
Our daily nutritional support formula created with ageing dogs in mind. Designed to complement a balanced diet and provide targeted support for senior wellbeing, vitality and healthy ageing.

Joint Genie
A mobility-focused supplement designed to support healthy joints, comfortable movement and an active lifestyle as your dog gets older.

Why We Love This Bundle

• Two complementary supplements for senior dogs
• Supports healthy ageing and everyday wellbeing
• Supports joint health and mobility
• Ideal for maintaining an active senior lifestyle
• Easy to incorporate into your dog's daily routine
• Designed for proactive support as dogs age
• Takes the guesswork out of choosing senior supplements
• Perfect for pet parents wanting a more complete approach to ageing

Why Senior Dogs Need Different Support

Getting older doesn't automatically mean slowing down.

But ageing can affect everything from mobility and muscle condition to recovery, energy levels and overall resilience.

Supporting your dog early — rather than waiting until their mobility noticeably changes — can help form part of a proactive approach to healthy ageing.

That's why we've paired Senior Support with Joint Genie.

One focuses on broader senior wellbeing, while the other provides more targeted support for the joints and mobility.

Supporting Movement Matters

Subtle changes in movement can sometimes appear before obvious limping.

You might notice your dog:

• Taking longer to get up after resting
• Hesitating before jumping into the car
• Moving more slowly on stairs
• Becoming less enthusiastic about longer walks
• Stiffening after periods of rest
• Choosing easier routes or avoiding certain movements

These changes shouldn't simply be dismissed as "getting old."

Maintaining appropriate movement, body condition, nutrition and joint support can all play an important role in helping senior dogs stay active and engaged.

A Simple Daily Senior Routine

Step 1 — Senior Support
Add to your dog's daily routine according to the recommended serving instructions to provide ongoing nutritional support for healthy ageing.

Step 2 — Joint Genie
Use daily as directed to provide targeted nutritional support for joint health and mobility.

Consistency matters with nutritional supplements, so incorporate them into a routine that works for you and your dog.

Perfect For

Dogs who:

• Are entering their senior years
• Need additional mobility support
• Are becoming slower or stiffer with age
• Remain active and you want to support their longevity
• Could benefit from more targeted senior nutrition
• Have pet parents who want to take a proactive approach to healthy ageing

What's Included

1 x Senior Support
1 x Joint Genie

Two formulas. One simple senior-support routine.

When Is a Dog Considered Senior?

There isn't one exact age.

Larger breeds often enter their senior years earlier than smaller breeds, and every dog's ageing process is different.

Rather than focusing only on the number of candles on the birthday cake, look at changes in your dog's movement, recovery, body condition, energy and behaviour.

Senior support can also be introduced proactively rather than waiting until significant age-related changes occur.

Important

Supplements are designed to complement a balanced diet and appropriate veterinary care.

Changes in mobility, reluctance to exercise, difficulty standing, pain or sudden behavioural changes should always be discussed with your veterinarian, as these may indicate an underlying health condition requiring assessment.