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Every batch is inspected by an independent lab for milligram accuracy and potency.
Lot numbers stay online for the life of the product. Scan the code on the box to pull yours.
Browse our certificatesHappy Beanie is made by a formulation team with fifteen years of human sterile-prep experience. Same room, same standards, same COAs — formulated for dogs and cats.
We will help you screen the ingredients specifically for your bean.
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Happy Beanie funded none of these studies and none of them tested our chew.
Most pet supplements are made by contract manufacturers with no analytical lab and no reason to prove what is in the bag. We came from the other side of that line: sterile human formulation, where every batch is inspected before it leaves the room.
So Happy Beanie is small on purpose. We make to order, and refuse to sell a product we cannot dose honestly.
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Lot numbers are printed on each box beside the best-by date. Reports are held unpublished only while an assay is in progress.
Results apply to the lot named above. Retained samples are held for 24 months and available for re-test on request.
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This screener is an educational tool, not a diagnosis, prescription, or veterinary consultation. Happy Beanie is a supplement, not a drug: it is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease, and no result here should delay or replace care from a licensed veterinarian.
Answers are self-reported and screened against the published ingredient list only. We cannot see your pet's full medication list, bloodwork, or history, so an "eligible" result is not a guarantee of safety — and a flag is not a verdict that your pet can never take Happy Beanie. Introduce any new supplement at a partial dose, pause it before scheduled surgery, and stop immediately if you see vomiting, loose stool, lethargy, or itching.
If your pet is pregnant, nursing, under a year old, immunocompromised, or on prescription medication, talk to your vet before the first chew. In an emergency contact your veterinarian or the ASPCA Animal Poison Control Center at (888) 426-4435.
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