PAW by Blackmores
Vet-developed joint, skin and coat support from Blackmores, with strong availability across pet and pharmacy retailers. A respectable range — but it sits a clear notch below the purest single-ingredient supplements: the formulas are broader and more processed, carry more added excipients than a strictly natural product, and the pharmacy-brand positioning adds a premium per dose. Good and widely trusted, just not as clean or as simple as the category's best.
By the Dog Food Reviews Editorial Team
Independent scoring · Not pay-to-rank · Last updated June 2026 · Not veterinary advice
Overall score
Weighted across six areas · /100
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- Value
- 0
- Ingredients
- 0
- Transparency
Brand facts
- Ownership
- Blackmores (Australia)
- Country of manufacture
- Australia
- Retailer relationship
- Independent — widely stocked
- Product types
- Supplement
- Price tier
- Premium ($$$)
- Overall score
- 80/100 · Strong
PAW by Blackmores is a strong choice if…
- ✓Owners wanting a recognised joint-care supplement
- ✓Dogs needing skin, coat or nail support
- ✓Those who value broad retailer availability
May not be the best fit if…
- —You want a complete and balanced meal
- —You prefer the lowest-cost option
The PAW by Blackmores range
PAW by Blackmores Osteosupport Joint Care for Dogs 150 Capsules
Cost / day
$1.10
~15kg adult
Cost / feed
$0.55
2 meals/day
Price / kg
$812.50/kg
0.08kg bag
First ingredient
Green lipped mussel
Protein
0%
A well-known green-lipped-mussel joint-care supplement. A complement to a complete diet — not veterinary advice.
PAW by Blackmores Coat, Skin & Nails Multivitamin for Dogs 300g
Cost / day
$0.50
~15kg adult
Cost / feed
$0.25
2 meals/day
Price / kg
$116.67/kg
0.3kg bag
First ingredient
Natural skin & coat actives
Protein
0%
A multivitamin to support healthy skin, coat and nails. A supplement to feed alongside a complete diet.
Where to buy PAW by Blackmores
Prices vary by retailer and change with sales, member and subscription pricing — always compare price per kg. Pricing on this site is illustrative and not veterinary advice.
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