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Dogs with existing joint signs.
Care & support
They know the truck. The gear. The moment it’s time to go. You want your hunting partner feeling well in the field—and comfortable beside you afterward. Keel Joint Daily brings nutritional joint support into their usual meal, as part of the care you give them all year.

Field, woods or water: you have put time into this partnership. You know the dog waiting by the truck, the familiar look when the gear comes out, and the companion who comes home with you.
Looking after that partner is an everyday job. Alongside suitable activity, rest and veterinary care, you can consider daily nutritional joint support. Here are five reasons to look at Keel—for the hunting days and the days between.
You value the focus, the training and the trust you have built together. Just as much, you want your dog feeling comfortable when the gear is put away and you are back at home.
Keel Joint Daily is made for daily nutritional joint support. It gives you a consistent care step alongside the food, activity, rest and veterinary attention you already provide.
The familiar walk. Getting up after a rest. Joining you outside. Those everyday movements are part of the partnership worth looking after.
Use as directed as part of a care routine suited to your dog.

When you choose something for your dog’s daily routine, you want to understand what it brings. Keel’s Membrane Matrix starts with eggshell membrane—the thin natural layer inside an eggshell.
That membrane contains proteins and other compounds also found in connective tissues, which is why researchers have investigated it for joint support.
Keel pairs eggshell membrane with collagen peptides, green-lipped mussel and supporting joint nutrients. A considered joint-support formula in a powder made for mixing into food.

| Ingredient | What it brings to the blend | Per 5 g blend |
|---|---|---|
| Eggshell membrane | Naturally contains collagen and other compounds also found in joint tissues—the reason it sits at the centre of Membrane Matrix. | 150 mg |
| Collagen peptides | Collagen gives connective tissues their structure. Peptides are collagen broken into smaller pieces, providing an additional protein source in the blend. | 1,500 mg |
| Green-lipped mussel | A marine source of fatty acids, including omega-3s. Mussel preparations have been investigated for joint mobility and comfort in dogs. | 500 mg |
Blend composition shown here. Follow the pouch directions for your dog’s serving.
EXPLORE THEIR DAILY JOINT SUPPORT →You make considered choices about your dog’s food, training and equipment. Their joint supplement deserves the same attention: named ingredients, clear amounts and research you can look into.
Published canine studies have investigated eggshell membrane for joint function and green-lipped mussel preparations for mobility and comfort. One placebo-controlled eggshell membrane study followed 51 dogs over six weeks.
Open the panel to see what each ingredient does and its amount in the blend. Explore the research, then decide how Joint Daily fits your dog’s care.
Explore the eggshell membrane research ↗ Read the mussel study ↗Dogs with existing joint signs.
Daily supplementation throughout.
Dogs were randomly assigned to receive the ingredient or a placebo, giving researchers a comparison group.
The thin membrane inside an eggshell naturally contains collagen and other compounds also found in connective tissues. That combination is why eggshell membrane has been investigated in canine joint research and sits at the centre of Keel’s Membrane Matrix.
Collagen provides structure in cartilage, tendons and ligaments. “Hydrolyzed peptides” means collagen broken into smaller pieces; this ingredient adds collagen-derived protein to the blend.
Green-lipped mussel is a marine ingredient containing naturally occurring fatty acids, including omega-3s. Researchers have investigated mussel preparations for joint comfort and mobility in dogs.
The body uses glucosamine to make larger compounds found in cartilage, the tissue that cushions the ends of bones. “HCl” means hydrochloride—the form of glucosamine used in this blend.
MSM stands for methylsulfonylmethane, a sulfur-containing compound used in joint-nutrition formulas. Laboratory studies involving cartilage cells have investigated its role in inflammation-related pathways.
In cartilage, chondroitin binds water and contributes to the tissue’s ability to withstand pressure. Chondroitin sulfate is the form included in Keel’s blend.
Boswellia is a botanical extract made from tree resin. Boswellia extracts have been investigated in dogs for joint-related discomfort and mobility; it is the botanical ingredient in Keel’s formula.
Sodium hyaluronate is a salt form of hyaluronic acid. Hyaluronic acid occurs naturally in joint fluid, where it contributes to the fluid’s physical properties that help joint surfaces move smoothly.
Amounts shown are per 5 g of blend, not an individual dog’s daily serving. Contains egg-derived membrane and green-lipped mussel. Check the full ingredient and feeding information for your dog.
A hunting dog’s care does not begin when the truck is packed. The ordinary days matter too—the familiar food, the time outside, and the routine you can keep going.
Keel is a food-mix powder. Add the directed serving to their usual meal, mix it through, and check that the full serving is eaten.
There is no separate joint chew to prepare. Keep the feeding routine that suits your dog and give daily joint support a regular place within it.


Different dogs, different sizes, different days outside. Check the ingredients and feeding information, select your dog’s size, and compare the pack choices before you order.
You can choose Joint Daily on its own. Purchases are one-time, with no automatic refills, so you decide when to order again.
Have a question about ingredients, feeding information or your current routine? Ask the Keel team and discuss suitability with your veterinarian, so you can make a considered choice for your dog.
Ask Keel a question ↗From their usual meal to the way they move at home and outdoors, explore three check-ins for your hunting partner’s joint-care routine.
Their familiar bowl. A daily care step.
Mix the directed serving into their usual food, following the pouch directions and your dog’s feeding plan. Build the habit around the meal you already serve, on hunting days and the days between. Check that the full serving is eaten.
DAILY MEALTIME
Up after a rest. Around the yard. Beside you at home.
Pay attention to familiar movements: getting up after a rest, walking around the yard, and moving through the house. Possible changes to look for include less hesitation or a more comfortable walking pace, if your dog responds to joint support.
EVERYDAY MOVEMENT
In the field. Back at home. Still your partner.
The truck, the trail, the time beside you: look at how your dog is getting on across the whole day. Share your observations with your family and veterinarian, and choose outings that fit your dog’s current needs. The goal is time together with their wellbeing at the centre.
TIME TOGETHER
