Your dog's IVDD problem isn't coming from "bad luck" or accidents.

At age 2-3, most at-risk breeds already have micro-damage accumulating in their spinal discs.

Chronic inflammation is weakening the disc walls from the inside out.

This is called Degenerative Disc Disease.

When your dog's immune system is overwhelmed by inflammation, it can't repair and protect the delicate spinal discs fast enough.

But here's the problem...

The overwhelmed defense system starts breaking down, and the discs become brittle and prone to rupture.

So your dog's body destroys their spinal integrity from the inside.

This is why activity restriction and joint supplements don't prevent IVDD.

You're trying to protect discs that are already compromised while the root cause – systemic inflammation and weakened cellular defense – keeps destroying them.