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Someone Is Copying Our Old Packaging And Selling It On Facebook I need to warn you about something. And I need you to read this before you buy collagen for your dog from anyone. There are companies running paid ads on Facebook right now selling dog collagen in bottles that look almost identical to our old pink and white packaging. Same colors. Same layout. Same style of label. Different logo. Different company. They're not us. I found out about this about two months ago when a customer emailed me confused. She said she'd been using "our collagen" for 6 weeks with zero results. Her dog was still scratching. Still getting ear infections. Still chewing his paws. She wanted to know what she was doing wrong. I asked her to send me a photo of the bottle. My stomach dropped. The bottle looked like ours. Pink and white label. Similar wording. Similar layout. Close enough to fool someone scrolling through Facebook at 11 PM looking for help for their dog. But it wasn't ours. The logo was different. The company name was different. There was no batch number on the bottom where ours always has one. And the bottle shape was slightly off. She'd been giving her dog someone else's product for 6 weeks thinking it was Healthy Petz. I asked her to mail me the bottle. I paid for shipping. I needed to know what was inside. I sent it to the same independent third-party lab we use to test every batch of our own product. Here's what they found: Heat-processed collagen. The peptides were already destroyed before her dog ever swallowed them. Heat destroys the molecular structure that makes collagen absorbable. Whatever was in that bottle was dead on arrival. Only Type I collagen. No Type II. No Type III. The skin barrier requires all three types for complete structural repair. One type alone is like trying to rebuild a wall with only one of the three materials it needs. Incomplete formula. Incomplete repair. Molecular weight over 18,000 Daltons. Ours is under 3,000. At 18,000 the peptides are far too large to absorb even in liquid form. They pass straight through the digestive system and the barrier never sees them. Actual collagen concentration was about 55% of what the label claimed. Nearly half of what this woman paid for wasn't even in the bottle. No independent lab testing. No batch numbers. No quality control documentation. Nothing. This woman spent 6 weeks and real money on a product that was never going to work. Her dog kept suffering the entire time. And she almost gave up on collagen entirely because she thought she'd already tried it and it failed. It didn't fail. She never tried it. She tried a knockoff in a copycat bottle. That's what made me furious. Not just that someone was copying our packaging. But that dogs were suffering because owners were buying something that looked like our product and concluding that collagen doesn't work when the thing they bought wasn't even real collagen supplementation. Since then I've found at least four other companies running Facebook ads with pink and white packaging that looks like our old design. Different brand names. Different logos. But the same pink and white look designed to confuse you. None of them are us. None of them have any connection to Healthy Petz. None of them can show you independent lab testing because they probably don't do any. I can't control what other companies do. I can't stop them from copying a pink and white label design. I can't stop them from running ads that sound like ours. But I can make sure you never confuse them with us again. That's why we changed our packaging. Not because the old one was broken. It served us well for 4 years and 51,000 customers. But when other companies copy your look to confuse your customers into buying their untested product — you need to make the real thing unmistakable. Our new packaging: Dark navy label. Not pink. Not white. Dark navy. Pharmaceutical-grade glass bottle. Not plastic. Glass. Dog silhouette watermark on every bottle. Full ingredient panel printed right on the label. Every ingredient. Every milligram. Nothing hidden. Clinical dosing chart by weight on the bottle. Batch number on the bottom of every single bottle so we can trace it back to the exact lab test. You pick it up and you know immediately — this is not a knockoff. This is not a copycat. This is the clinical skin barrier supplement that 51,000 dogs have used. The one that's independently lab tested every batch. The one that actually contains what the label says. Now — important note. You may still see some of our older ads and posts running with the old pink and white bottle in the image. If the link goes to shophealthypetz.com — that's still us. Those are older posts that haven't been updated yet. When you click through you'll see the new dark navy packaging on our website. That's the current real product. What I'm warning you about is different. Other companies. Different brand names. Different logos. Using a pink bottle that looks like our old design. Linking to their own websites. That's not us. Those are copycats. Here's how to always know: Link goes to shophealthypetz.com = us. Regardless of which bottle is in the ad image. Some older ads still show the pink bottle but the link is ours and the website shows the new packaging. Different brand name + pink bottle + different website = not us. No matter how similar it looks. Amazon = never us. We have never sold on Amazon. Never authorized anyone to sell there. Any website other than shophealthypetz.com = not us. The formula inside our new bottle is identical to what it's always been. I haven't changed a single ingredient. Not one milligram. Same collagen types I II and III. Same liquid form. Same 98% absorption. Same cold-processing. Same independent third-party lab testing on every batch. Same results. The same formula that helped 51,000 dogs get off apoquel. Get off cytopoint. Sleep through the night. Clear up ears that had been infected for years. Heal hot spots that wouldn't stop cycling. Regrow coats that had thinned down to nothing. That formula is inside the dark navy bottle. Only the dark navy bottle. Only from shophealthypetz.com. Everything else is a guess. And your dog's skin barrier is not something you want to guess with. I started this company at 58 for my dog Bailey. I made the formula when nobody else was making liquid collagen for dogs. I designed the original label on my laptop. And I've spent 4 years making sure every single bottle that ships is tested, verified, and real. I didn't do all of that to watch someone copy my old packaging, fill a bottle with untested garbage, and sell it to desperate dog owners who think they're buying the real thing. Please buy from us directly. Please check the packaging. Please make sure your bottle has the dark navy label. shophealthypetz.com/products/liquidcollagen $30 a bottle. Multipack brings it to about $17. 60-day money-back guarantee. If your dog isn't dramatically better you get every penny back. And if you bought a pink and white collagen bottle from another company thinking it was us — and it didn't work — please don't give up on collagen. You didn't try collagen. You tried a knockoff. Try the real thing. The dark navy bottle. From our website. Give it 6 weeks. You'll see the difference. Because the formula works. 51,000 dogs prove it. But only if what's in the bottle is actually what the label says. And the only way to know that is independent lab testing on every batch. We do that. Can they? Ask them. If they can't answer — that tells you everything you need to know. Dark navy bottle. shophealthypetz.com. That's the real one. — Barbara 🐾 P.S. I've had customers tell me they bought collagen on Amazon thinking it was ours too. Same problem. We have never sold on Amazon. Never authorized anyone to sell there. If you see Healthy Petz on Amazon — it's counterfeit. We sell from our website only. Every other source is a risk to your dog. P.P.S. The woman who emailed me about the pink knockoff bottle — I sent her the real product for free. Her dog's scratching decreased by week 3. Ears were clean by week 5. She's been a subscriber for 4 months now. Same dog that "didn't respond to collagen" is now off apoquel and sleeping through the night. She didn't fail collagen. The knockoff failed her. Don't let it fail you: shophealthypetz.com/products/liquidcollagen