Trust starts with what we can prove
This page is the source of truth for Wagspan manufacturing, testing, sourcing, allergens, and quality documentation. We publish a claim only after the supporting record is available.
Every active amount, tied to a measured serving
Wagspan uses a weight-based liquid serving. The complete label—not the front-of-pack headline—is the source of truth for active amounts, directions, warnings, lot number, and expiration date.
Documentation before badges
Verified manufacturer, facility-standard, testing-laboratory, and batch-COA details have not yet been published. Until those records are available here, Wagspan does not describe the finished product as third-party tested, cGMP certified, NASC approved, or made in a particular country.
Each published batch record should identify the lot, laboratory, test date, identity and potency results, microbiological results, and contaminant results.
Sources belong beside the ingredients
Wagspan contains actives sourced from fish, shellfish, and chicken. Final supplier identities, standardized forms, excipients, and allergen statements must match the manufactured label before they are published as product facts.
If your dog has a known food sensitivity, review the complete label and speak with your veterinarian before use.
No seal before it is earned
Wagspan does not currently claim the NASC Quality Seal. If that status is earned, this page will link to the current verification and explain what the seal covers.
COA lookup
No batch-specific certificate of analysis is currently published. When available, use the lot number printed on the bottle to locate the matching record here.
Tell us what happened
Email support@getwagspan.com with the order number, product lot, expiration date, your dog’s weight, serving used, medications, and a description of the issue. Stop use and contact your veterinarian for a suspected adverse reaction or sudden change in mobility.