WORRY LESS. PLAY MORE.
InClover Research develops the only animal wellness supplements scientifically designed for pets’ unique physiology, supporting better health from the inside out. This personalized approach to animal wellness gives pet parents the confidence to be able to truly care for their pets’ well-being so you can play more and worry less.
for dogs
for cats
Canine Connectin
For hip + joint
Flow
For urinary tract
BioRadiant
For skin + coat
spry
for respiratory + Ocular
OUR PROCESS
Did we mention that we’re obsessed with good science? For over two decades we have thoughtfully developed our supplements using the highest quality-standards, rigorous testing and high-quality ingredients. Your pet’s health is our passion and expertise.
SCIENTIFICALLY FORMULATED
Born from biochemistry and a passion for helping pets and people.
Knowledge of Pet Physiology
Supplements designed for your pet’s unique physiology for whole-body health.
Clinically Tested
Clinical trials, patented formulas, we’ll let the science speak for itself. (Just kidding, we’d love to talk about it!)
ingredients with a purpose
High-quality ingredients formulated to work together to support your pets’ whole-health.
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4 Tips for a safe and happy Thanksgiving for your pet.
Thanksgiving is my favorite holiday — period. Every year, we have a houseful of friends, dogs and cats. What could be better? My animal family of Floyd, Jasmine and Chai, however, do not see it quite the same way I do. They are used to having their house, yard and family all to themselves in a pretty nice routine. Thanksgiving is stressful. To help minimize stress and upsets, follow these simple tips from ASPCA and In Clover.
7 Questions to Ask When Picking a Joint Supplement
Rebecca Rose, InClover Research When I founded InClover I had just completed a global research project we called the holy grail of women’s health. We discovered a type of bacteria that could keep women healthy, if only we could get them to grow in the body. Sounds...
Animal Innovations Show
I woke up at 5:30am, stumbled past Floyd and pulled on running clothes and shoes. Floyd grabbed his leash, complete with a full treat dispenser and poop bags hidden within a green plastic bone. Within minutes, we were off and running to the open space. We saw all of our favorite friends, Henry the terrier, Maya the over zealous yellow lab and Jasper, a leggy dog built of spare parts, and shared treats along the way.
Caring for your pet in cold weather
By: Humane Society of Boulder Valley The Humane Society of Boulder Valley and the City of Boulder Animal Control wants to remind you that your furry or feathered companions may also be feeling the chill. In addition to being vulnerable to the cold weather, many...
Nutrition basics for your kitten: What you should know
By: VetStreet Your kitten weighed only a few ounces at birth. He'll put on about 2 pounds in the next 10 weeks and continue to gain weight rapidly until he's about 6 or 7 months of age. After that, he'll continue to gain more slowly until about 11 months of age;...
