So what's the case for flipping that and thinking about joint and mobility health as something we protect early before it's an obvious issue?

Yeah, I mean, I think when we think about protecting mobility early, the reason we do that is because mobility equals comfort, right? I mean, by the time we're seeing signs of arthritis, animals are in pain.

And that is like the number one thing that we as pet parents want to make sure that, you know, we can prevent in any way, shape or form.

And I think pets change how they move long before we're seeing that obvious limp.

You know, I don't want to get to that obvious limp.

There are changes in gait, subtle changes like a dog might hesitate before jumping into the car or take longer to get up onto the bed.

You might see a cat quietly stop using a favorite perch, right, or stop grooming themselves.

What does the science tell us about ingredients like green lip muscle oil and specialized pro-resolving mediators they provide? And how does that approach differ from the omega-3 supplementation most people are familiar with?