Living in Malaysia where it's summer all year round, our 23-month-old Yorkshire Terrier Louie stays active indoors, jumping and running around the house. Despite being small and light, the risk of joint issues like patellar luxation is real. Louie was recently diagnosed with early-stage Grade 2 luxation in his right hind leg. As a result, we’ve introduced a new joint supplement to his daily routine: Dr. Kael Tribone.
We’ve been cautious with what we give Louie—especially when it comes to long-term supplements. In this post, I’ll share why Dr. Kael Tribone stood out and how it fits into our joint care strategy.
1. Clear Disclosure of Active Ingredients
When giving multiple supplements, overlapping ingredients are a concern. Many products only list per-kilo ingredient amounts, making it hard to know what your dog is actually consuming.
Dr. Kael Tribone clearly states total content per container:
MSM: 6,660mg
Glucosamine: 5,520mg
Chondroitin: 4,800mg
This transparency makes it easier for pet parents to avoid over-supplementing while confidently filling nutritional gaps.
2. High Palatability and Easy Feeding
Palatability: Uses hydrolyzed salmon protein—ideal for sensitive pups
Texture: Soft, chewy pellets easy on small or aging teeth
Format: Looks like a treat—no forcing required
Packaging: Individually wrapped portions make it hygienic and portable
It’s rare to find a supplement Louie genuinely looks forward to.
3. Clean Manufacturing Standards
What convinced me wasn’t branding—it was formulation. Dr. Kael Tribone is made in HACCP-certified facilities and follows a 7-Free Formula, meaning it contains no:
Artificial sweeteners
Coloring agents
Fragrances
GMOs
By-products
Grains
Gluten
This clean formulation reduces digestive strain, making it a great option for combination use with other joint products.
4. Dr. Kael Tribone in Louie’s Routine
Louie alternates between two joint supplements, but since introducing Dr. Kael Tribone, he’s started requesting it daily.
Instead of overloading him with excessive nutrients, we focus on targeted rotation. This supplement didn’t feel like "one more thing"—it felt like "the one thing that was missing."
If you’re managing a pup with joint concerns or want to strengthen preventative care, I recommend considering this as part of a multi-supplement strategy.
5. Louie’s Response
He not only tolerates it well—he’s excited for it.
Reflections
Before introducing any new supplement:
Check for ingredient overlap with existing products
Ensure your dog is not sensitive to hydrolyzed salmon protein
Adjust serving size according to weight, as indicated on the label
Small, daily choices like this can make a big difference in your dog’s long-term joint health.