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Creatine

ABOUT CREATINE

Creatine is a naturally occurring compound found in small amounts in various foods and synthesized by the body, primarily in the liver, kidneys, and pancreas. It plays a crucial role in the production of energy during short bursts of intense physical activity.

WHY WE INCORPORATE IT

Creatine is used in pet products, especially those for dogs, to help enhance their muscle strength and overall physical performance. It can be particularly beneficial for working dogs, agility competitors, or older dogs experiencing muscle weakness. Creatine supplements can support dogs' energy levels, muscle health, and their ability to stay active and agile.

NATURE ORIGINS

Creatine can be found in small amounts in natural food sources like red meat and fish. It's also synthesized by the body from amino acids like arginine and glycine, primarily in the liver and kidneys.

Did You Know?

In dogs, creatine plays a vital role in maintaining muscle function and supports quick bursts of energy. Some studies have suggested that creatine supplementation can be particularly beneficial for dogs involved in activities like agility training, helping improve their performance and stamina. It's an exciting way to support our canine companions in being at their best physically.

This Ingredient Is Used In:

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MUSCLE SUPPORT CHEWS

  • ✓ Improved Muscle Strength:
  • ✓ Aids in Recovery
  • ✓ Senior Dog Health

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Want To Learn More?

Explore a growing collection of over 2162 studies dedicated to apples and cats. Our founder and board of advisors have carefully selected a set of key studies for your individual research.

Changes in plasma and muscle creatine concentration after increases in supplementary dietary creatine in dogs
Creatine and creatinine contents in different diet types for dogs - effects of source and processing
Progressive loss of myocardial ATP due to a loss of total purines during the development of heart failure in dogs: a compensatory role for the parallel loss of creatine