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Koi CBD Dog Biscuits (Joint Support)

Price: $29.99
Koi CBD Dog Biscuits (Joint Support)
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Koi CBD Dog Biscuits (Joint Support)

Koi Joint Support CBD Dog Biscuits are a baked pumpkin spice and cinnamon treat carrying full-spectrum hemp extract plus turmeric root. This is the treat-shaped end of Koi's pet line: it is meant to be handed over as a reward rather than administered as a supplement, which for a lot of dogs is the difference between a routine that lasts and one that stops in week two.

Turmeric is the functional addition. Curcumin, its active compound, has anti-inflammatory activity in the lab, though absorption from food is poor without a fat or piperine to carry it — worth knowing before you expect it to do the work of a joint supplement.

MCR Score: 8.4/10 Turmeric + pumpkin Baked biscuit Gluten and dairy free

Quick Verdict: Who Is This For

Buy this if your dog already gets a biscuit at a fixed point in the day and you want that biscuit to be doing something. It is the easiest CBD product in the range to actually keep giving, because it does not feel like medicine to either of you.

Skip it if joint disease is the real problem. The Hip and Joint soft chews, with glucosamine, MSM and green-lipped mussel, are the product built for that. This one is a treat with turmeric in it, and Koi does not claim otherwise.

Product Details

Format Baked biscuit
Flavor Pumpkin spice and cinnamon
CBD Koi full-spectrum hemp extract
Functional additions Pumpkin, cinnamon, turmeric root
Free from Gluten, dairy, GMOs
Sizes $29.99, $59.98 and $119.96 pack sizes
Availability One of three sizes in stock at the time of writing
Best for Dogs who take treats readily; daily comfort support

What This Does Well

Compliance, which is the real problem

The best pet supplement is the one that gets given every day. A biscuit your dog looks forward to beats a chew you have to remember to hide in food.

Clean label

No gluten, no dairy, no GMO ingredients. For dogs with grain sensitivity this rules out a common cause of the thing you were trying to fix.

Turmeric and pumpkin are not filler

Pumpkin is a genuinely useful ingredient for canine digestion, and turmeric has a real if modest evidence base. Neither is doing miracle work, but neither is decorative either.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • A treat format dogs accept without negotiation
  • Gluten, dairy and GMO free
  • Turmeric and pumpkin are sensible functional additions
  • Koi publishes batch COAs by lot number
  • Pumpkin spice and cinnamon is a flavor most dogs go for

Cons

  • Hard baked biscuit — poor choice for dogs with dental problems
  • Turmeric absorption from a dry biscuit is limited
  • Not a substitute for a real joint supplement
  • Two of three pack sizes were out of stock at the time of writing
  • Full spectrum, so a trace of THC is present

Biscuit or soft chew?

The honest split is this. If your dog is healthy and you want CBD in a daily routine, the biscuit is the better product because it will actually get given. If your dog is old, has bad teeth, or has a diagnosed mobility problem, the soft chews win on both texture and formulation — a baked biscuit is hard work for a fifteen-year-old terrier, and turmeric alone is not the same as glucosamine, MSM and green-lipped mussel. Some owners run both: chews in the morning with food, a biscuit in the evening as the reward.

On drug testing

Not applicable to pets. Nothing about giving your dog these biscuits affects a human drug test, and they are not intended for people.

Where to Buy

Sold direct from Koi. Stock on the biscuit line moves around — at the time of writing only one of the three pack sizes was available, and the Calming Support flavor was out entirely, so check the size you want before assuming it is there.

Koi’s published refund policy gives a full refund on returns started within 90 days of purchase, and 50% back between 91 and 150 days. Shipping is free on orders over $69, and current discount codes are on our Koi coupon page.

FAQ

How many biscuits a day?

Follow the weight guidance on the box. These are treats as well as supplements, so count them against your dog's daily calories rather than adding them on top.

Will turmeric upset my dog's stomach?

At the amount in a biscuit it is unlikely. Large doses of turmeric can cause loose stools in some dogs, which is one more reason not to exceed the label amount.

Are these good for arthritis?

They are supportive, not therapeutic. For a diagnosed joint problem, use the Hip and Joint soft chews and talk to your vet.

Can puppies have them?

Koi doses by weight, not age, but CBD in growing animals is not well studied. Ask your vet before giving CBD to a puppy.

Do they contain THC?

A trace amount, within the legal hemp limit. The broad-spectrum pet spray is the zero-THC option in Koi's range.

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