We love talking about pets, but science comes a close second! That's why we’ve invested 20 years and over £1m researching and developing market leading health supplements that make a visible difference for your pet.
Courtney, Charlotte, Lana and Fran bring many decades of combined veterinary expertise and passion to the YuMOVEteam
Charlotte and Kirsty use their nutritional know how to create products make a real difference to your pets.
Yugal, Sophie, Glenn, Cosette, Vish, Katherine and Alice are committed to supporting pet health through evidence- backed research and product innovation.
Nathan, Michael, Alberta, Adam and Emily ensure our products meet the highest quality, safety and regulatory standards.
For the past 20 years, our scientists have been researching natural ingredients that can help support mobility in dogs.
This work led us to ActivEase® GLM — a unique ingredient that remains at the heart of YuMOVE today.
Naturally rich in Omega-3 fatty acids and other beneficial, bioactive compounds, ActivEase®is part of an ingredient family supported by a growing body of scientific research1,2 . Published reviews have highlighted both Omega-3s and Green Lipped Mussel as important areas of interest for canine mobility nutrition1,3.
Our scientists have spent years investigating what makes ActivEase® Green Lipped Mussel so special. And we found that increasing the amount of ActivEase® GLM led to even better results in our lab tests. This gave us the confidence to move forward and evaluate our ingredient in a full clinical study 4.
While most supplement suppliers start and end with existing science, we go further. Our in-house team of experts work with respected partners to develop supporting studies for our products. They scrutinise the data, interpret the results, and ensure every bit of goodness reaches your best friend.
We’re always looking for new ingredients and innovative combinations that may complement ActivEase® GLM.
In fact, that's how we created our ActivEase® Complex — a patented combination of ActivEase® GLM and sustainably sourced New Zealand Hoki.
Our lab research showed that these ingredients work even better when put together, creating the basis for our next generation of mobility support.
I have been impressed by Vetnique’s strong commitment to supporting pet health through the education of veterinarians and dog owners. It has been a pleasure to collaborate with them in support of this mission. They place a large importance on science and evidence to guide decisions that advance pet health.
DR James Guthrie
BVM&S MBA CertAVP(GSAS) | PCertVBM CCRT DipECVS DipACVSMR DipECVSMR MAcadMEd FRSB FRSA FRCVS
We're held to account by a global network of veterinary leaders and work with practicing vets to support positive outcomes for pets.
Our science-backed PETSPAN guide is packed with practical advice to help keep your dog happy and healthy.
We strive to be kind to the the planet through sustainable sourcing and ethical manufacturing.
The YuMOVE Pledge is the benchmark we’ve set ourselves to ensure every ingredient, formula and product meets our highest standards of quality, safety and efficacy.
Six-year-old Storm takes YuMOVE Joint Support PLUS Bites. Jay added them to his daily diet after a neighbour recommended them.
1. Miller, M.R.; Abshirini, M.; Wolber, F.M.; Tuterangiwhiu, T.R.; Kruger, M.C. Greenshell Mussel Products: A Comprehensive Review of Sustainability, Traditional Use, and Efficacy. Sustainability 2023, 15, 3912
2. Eason, C.T.; Adams, S.L.; Puddick, J.; Romanazzi, D.; Miller, M.R.; King, N.; Johns, S.; Forbes-Blom, E.; Hessian, P.A.; Stamp, L.K.; et al. Greenshell™ Mussels: A Review of Veterinary Trials and Future Research Directions. Vet. Sci.2018, 5, 36
3. Barbeau-Grégoire, M.; Otis, C.; Cournoyer, A.; Moreau, M.; Lussier, B.; Troncy, E. A 2022 Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis of Enriched Therapeutic Diets and Nutraceuticals […….]. Int. J. Mol. Sci.2022, 23, 10384
4. Cave, N., Bolton, S., & Cogger, N. A pilot study to detect the effects of a green-lipped mussel (Perna canaliculus) nutraceutical on working farm dogs with musculoskeletal abnormalities using accelerometry. New Zealand Veterinary Journal, 2024, 72(6), 323-333