NAC600 + NAD+
It’s not just old age. Their back leg muscles are running low on NAD+, the fuel that keeps them strong. One daily dose refills that fuel and helps their body make more, so they can get up off the floor and come running to you again.
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1 dropper = 1 mL. Shake well and mix into food once a day. Same meal every day works best. For best results, give it daily for at least 2–3 months.
20+ years as a vet. Joint chews feed the cartilage. Pawkins feeds the muscle. That’s why I recommend it.
Dr. Emily Goldsborough, DVM
Veterinarian, 20+ years with senior dogs
“I’ve watched so many families give up on a dog whose back legs were just running out of fuel. The slipping on the kitchen floor. The scramble to stand. Joint chews feed the cartilage and pain meds quiet the pain, but neither one feeds the muscle. Refill it and rebuild it, while they can still get up and meet you at the door.”
Luna is 14 and her back legs had gotten so weak that getting off the floor became a whole process. She’d slip on the hardwood, struggle to stand, and our walks kept getting shorter. I started adding Pawkins NAD+ Mobility Drops to her dinner every day. She seems steadier now, gets up with less hesitation, and has started following me around the house again. Seeing her get up on her own means everything.
Teddy is 12 and we’d already tried joint chews, glucosamine, fish oil, and different mobility treats. They may have helped a little, but his back legs were still weak and he’d scramble trying to stand up. Pawkins caught my attention because it supports NAD+, the fuel his muscles use, instead of only focusing on his joints. After staying consistent, he seems steadier on his feet, more willing to walk, and has started meeting us at the door again.
Buddy is only 9, but I started noticing little changes in his back legs. He’d hesitate before jumping into the car, take longer getting off his bed, and occasionally slip when turning on the hardwood. I didn’t want to wait until it became a bigger problem, so I started Pawkins NAD+ Mobility Drops with breakfast. It’s an easy daily routine, and I feel better knowing I’m supporting his muscle energy while he’s still active.
The age to start watching their back legs. Is yours already slipping?
As NAD+ drains with age, back-leg strength fades (illustration)
The slipping is their muscles running out of fuel.
Less of it every year.
Slipping, scrambling, slow to get up.
Shorter walks. Waiting on the floor for you to come to them.
Your dog’s muscles make less NAD+ every year. That’s why the joint chews never stopped the slipping. Here’s how the 4 in Pawkins work together.
Refills the tank now. Liposomal, so it survives stomach acid and the muscles actually get their fuel.
The building block the body uses to make its own NAD+, so the tank doesn’t drain right back down.
Supports the tiny engines inside each muscle cell that turn the fuel into strength.
Supports the body’s repair proteins, the ones that only work when there’s enough NAD+.
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More good walks, fewer hard mornings. Here’s what dog parents told us.
Their dog getting up easier within the first few weeks.
Less slipping and scrambling on hard floors.
Their dog running to the door again, like they used to.
* In a survey of Pawkins NAD+ customers after 60 days of daily use.
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Joint chews and pain meds never reach the real problem. Pawkins refuels the muscle.
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What the first 3 months can look like. Every dog is different.
*Every dog is different. Results vary. Keep checking in with your vet about any changes. These statements have not been evaluated by the FDA.
You’ve tried joint chews that did nothing. We get it. Give Pawkins 60 days. If you don’t see easier mornings, steadier steps and a dog who wants to walk again, email us for a full refund.
She was getting so slow getting up that sometimes I’d have to stand there and wait while she tried a few times. Her back legs would slide on the floor and it was honestly hard to watch. I started putting the drops in her food every morning. She still has her old-dog days, but she gets up easier now and seems way more willing to move around the house.
I noticed it first on the hardwood. His back feet would slip out when he turned too fast, then he started taking forever to stand up after naps. I figured it was just age. After using Pawkins consistently, he seems a lot steadier. The biggest thing for me is he doesn’t hesitate as much before getting up anymore.
We had tried a bunch of joint stuff already and I wasn’t seeing much difference. He could still walk, but his back end just looked weak and tired all the time. I started these drops because it was something different. A few weeks in, he started walking around the house more and didn’t look as shaky getting up from the floor.
She used to follow me everywhere and then slowly stopped because getting up seemed like too much work. That was what bothered me the most. I started adding this to dinner every day and after a while she started following me into the kitchen again. It sounds small, but seeing that little habit come back meant a lot.
His walks kept getting shorter and shorter. Halfway down the street he’d slow right down and I could tell his back legs were done. We started Pawkins every morning and I’ve noticed he’s more willing to keep going now. He’s not suddenly young again, but he definitely seems stronger and more comfortable moving.
The hardest part was watching her struggle to stand after lying down for a while. Her front end would come up and her back legs would kind of scramble underneath her. Since starting the drops, she seems to get her feet under herself much easier. I didn’t expect a huge change overnight, but it’s been really nice seeing the small improvements add up.
I started this before things got really bad. He was still active, but I noticed little things like slipping in the kitchen and being slower getting into the car. I didn’t want to wait until he could barely move. It’s been really easy to keep up with, and he seems more stable now when he walks and turns.
She’s old, so I wasn’t expecting miracles. I just wanted her to be able to get around without looking so uncomfortable. Before this, she’d sit on her bed and wait for me to come to her most of the day. Lately she’s been getting up on her own more and walking around the house again. That alone has made me really happy.
We actually put rugs all over the house because he was slipping so much on the floors. Even then, he still looked weak in the back legs and getting up was a struggle. After staying consistent with Pawkins, he seems much more confident on his feet. We still use the rugs, but he doesn’t look nearly as unsure anymore.
What got me was when she stopped getting up to greet me. She’d hear the door open and just stay lying there because standing seemed like too much effort. I started the drops because I wanted to support her mobility, not just keep trying more joint chews. Now she gets up more often and has started meeting me at the door again. That was the moment I knew I wanted to keep using it.
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