Mobility Index

How much mobility support does your dog need?

Size, breed, age, and workload change how hard joints work. Set the levers to match your dog and the answer updates as you move them.

This tool is an educational guide, not veterinary advice. PlasmaDrive and HydraDrive support mobility, joint comfort, recovery, and hydration — they do not treat, prevent, or cure disease. Talk to your veterinarian about your dog's individual needs.

Your dog

Breed
iHip and elbow dysplasia are strongly heritable. Labs, Goldens, and Shepherds are among the most-affected breeds - one reason vets often start them early.
Size class
iBigger frames carry more mechanical load per joint and tend to show wear earlier. The largest breeds reach the starting window first.
Age
iJoints accumulate wear over time. The older the dog, the more its joints have already worked - and the sooner support tends to pay off.
6 mo7 yrs14 yrs
Daily activity
iField work, sport, and long daily mileage add repetitive joint stress. In one large study the highly active Border Collie was the breed most often given joint support.
Rest day2 hrs4+ hrs
Body condition
iEvery extra pound adds roughly 3-4 lb of force on joints in motion. Lean body condition is the single strongest lever an owner controls.
Joint history
iA past injury or stiffness shifts the baseline - these joints often benefit from consistent support sooner.

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Turn the score into a daily routine

Wherever your dog landed, joint support pays off most when it starts early and stays consistent. PlasmaDrive delivers nine research-backed actives on a spray-dried plasma platform in one daily chew — built to support mobility, joint comfort, and recovery.