Feb 11, 2020 | Cat supplements, Dog supplements
By: Rebecca Rose, InClover Founder and Product Developer If you take a supplement or two because you care about your health, does it make sense to do the same for your dog or cat? Many pet parents and veterinarians are saying “yes” to functional and issue-targeted...
Dec 10, 2019 | Cat supplements, Dog supplements, Joint health
By: Rebecca Rose, Biochemist and Founder of InClover It is tempting to pick a joint supplement for your pet with the highest glucosamine amount and not look any further, but is this the best approach to your animal’s joint health? Our pets’ bodies are designed...
Aug 4, 2019 | Cat supplements, Dog supplements
It’s not hard to find a pet supplement claiming to be “vet tested,” “clinically tested,” “clinically proven,” has “clinical results” or some other variation, but not all “clinical studies” are created...
May 15, 2018 | Dog health, Dog supplements, General pet tips, Joint health
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...
Apr 1, 2015 | Cat supplements, Digestive health, Dog supplements
Probiotics are “good” or “friendly” bacteria that reside within the gut (intestines) of mammals, including humans, dogs and cats. Probiotics are living organisms that act as little “factories” that produce essential nutrients the...
Mar 12, 2015 | Cat supplements, Dog supplements
In 1999, InClover’s Connectin became the first joint support product proven to show significant improvements in mobility in an average of 15 days as evidenced by gold-standard clinical trials. Independent veterinarians from an international leader in veterinary...
