AniVatio has officially launched its full range of products on Chewy in the United States. This significant milestone marks a major step in the company’s global expansion, with its innovative supplement range now available in eight countries. Chewy, one of the world’s largest online pet retailers, will stock the complete AniVatio portfolio as it continues to grow its high-performance supplement category across North America.
The brand is best known for its proprietary oral gel delivery system, a globally patented technology designed to be low-fat, low-protein, and low-calorie. Unlike traditional tablets or soft chews, these highly palatable gels offer an effective way to deliver active ingredients without adding unnecessary calories to a pet’s diet. This innovation has allowed AniVatio to redefine how supplements are administered, particularly for pets with specific dietary requirements or those who are reluctant to take solid medication.
Lisa Hilton, CEO of AniVatio, stated that the launch on Chewy represents a vital step in making the company’s products accessible to a wider global audience. She noted that the expansion follows two years of groundbreaking success since the introduction of ProJoint, the brand’s flagship oral gel. This specific product utilizes UC-II to support joint health by working with the body’s natural processes to maintain healthy cartilage and mobility.
Following the success of the joint care range, AniVatio expanded its offering to include ProGut and Puppy Tummy Tamer. These advanced 3-in-1 oral gels provide comprehensive digestive support, addressing issues such as gut inflammation and skin irritations. With its continued focus on science-backed solutions and innovative delivery methods, AniVatio is positioned to remain a leader in the global pet supplementation market.
Retailers and industry professionals can learn more about the AniVatio range and its international growth by visiting the official website. The company remains committed to improving the lives of pets through rigorous quality standards and patented health technologies.
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Dan Everett