From Traditional Cook Island Roots to Modern Joint Mobility Support

From Traditional Cook Island Roots to Modern Joint Mobility Support

Author: Clayton Payne May 25, 2026 Duration: 1:12:17
When a traditional remedy defies standard pharmaceutical paradigms, it turns heads—and when it works wonders on pets, it changes lives forever. We sit down to explore the incredible journey of a transdermal extract derived from traditional Cook Island remedies. Originally developed for human bone and soft tissue repair, this unique blend of hibiscus and coconut oil has created an entirely new category in animal care. The formula acts systemically to coordinate cellular healing, leading to remarkable pain reduction and mobility improvements. With no placebos in the animal kingdom, the undeniable results have seen the product rapidly expand across American veterinary practices. Discover the science, the ancestral heritage, and the undeniable passion driving this natural healing revolution. Key Takeaways The formula is a natural transdermal product consisting solely of a specific hibiscus extract and coconut oil. Rather than supplying stem cells or specific pharmaceutical markers, the extract appears to coordinate the repair process amongst existing cells. Efficacy is highly visible in the animal space because pets cannot experience a placebo effect, providing authentic proof of reduced pain and increased mobility. Securing global patents involved overcoming international objections by providing clear traditional knowledge and robust preclinical data. The company's massive growth in the US market has been driven by grassroots education and direct partnerships with integrative veterinarians. Quotes "We aren't actually injecting or specifically activating stem cells it just seems to coordinate healing." "The animals there is no such thing as placebo with animal right dogs cats horses whatever it may be they're either good or they're not." "It would be a bit like everyone going in and putting out a fire where they all randomly grab a bucket." "We are like a last ditch effort and you know it just works is what we say." "The older you get and the more mature your tissues are the less well coordinated they repair." HOST BIO Clayton Payne is an industry veteran of three decades of working in the pet industry. Brought up working in his parents' pet store, Clayton has seen the industry evolve over five different decades and has been on the cutting edge of the industry since the nineties. Building pet businesses from scratch, establishing multi-national distribution chains and having worked in every aspect of the industry, Clayton has a rare insight into the Pet Industry that is rivalled by few. Clayton has been the spearhead of many of the industry's changes and has introduced numerous new concepts to market with a trail of success behind him. He has worked in numerous countries within the pet industry, speaks four different languages and has established both import and export relationships on all continents (excluding Antarctica). As well as being COO of one of the UKs fastest growing insect technology companies, Clayton is a Pet industry consultant who has consulted for many household brands and delivers sales training to pet trade professionals. https://www.linkedin.com/in/clayton-payne-a6772244/ https://www.tiktok.com/@petbusinessdisruptors https://www.youtube.com/@PetBusinessDisruptors This Podcast has been brought to you by Disruptive Media. https://disruptivemedia.co.uk/

Clayton Payne hosts Pet Business Disruptors, a podcast that digs into the real, working mechanics of the world of pets. This isn't just theoretical business talk; it's a direct line to the strategies and personal stories of people who have actually built their careers in this vibrant field. Each conversation is designed to pull back the curtain, offering an honest look at what it takes to navigate the pet industry, from launching a small grooming service or a new pet product to securing a key role within a major corporation. The discussions are grounded in practical experience, explaining not only how things should be done but how Clayton's guests have done them themselves. The scope is intentionally broad, making the podcast equally valuable for someone just considering their first job with animals or a seasoned executive leading a large team. By focusing on actionable insights and lived experiences, this series serves as a unique resource for anyone passionate about turning their love for pets into a sustainable profession. You'll hear specific advice on operational challenges, marketing to pet owners, and understanding the nuances that make this industry so unique. Tune in for a candid exploration of the business behind our furry, feathered, and scaled companions.
Author: Language: English Episodes: 50

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Disrupting the Pet Industry with Gary of Direct for Pets [not-audio_url] [/not-audio_url]

Duration: 1:03:08
Today, Clayton is joined by Gary from Direct for Pets, also known as Black Cat Medicines. Gary shares the origin story of the business, starting from its roots in a veterinary surgery and evolving into a successful onlin…
The Future of Pet Food with Microbial Protein & FeedKind [not-audio_url] [/not-audio_url]

Duration: 1:11:32
In this episode, Clayton chats with Hermann Sloot, Commercial Director of Calysta, the company behind the innovative protein ingredient FeedKind. Together, they dive deep into the fascinating world of microbial protein,…
How One Entrepreneur Created a New Category in Pet Health [not-audio_url] [/not-audio_url]

Duration: 1:04:13
In this episode, Clayton sits down with Louise Toal, co-founder of Furr Boost, to discuss her journey from a career in the food science industry to launching a category-defining dog hydration drink. Louise shares the sto…
Creating Safe Spaces for Anxious Dogs and Their Owners [not-audio_url] [/not-audio_url]

Duration: 1:00:21
In this episode, Clayton welcomes Sarah and Matt from 'My Anxious Dog' to the podcast, to discuss their journey in raising awareness about anxious dogs and the importance of giving them space. They discuss the personal e…
Exploring Waita Pets' Unique Product Line with Wendy [not-audio_url] [/not-audio_url]

Duration: 52:00
Today, Clayton interviews Wendy, the founder of Waita Pets, a burgeoning pet food company specializing in freeze-dried treats. Wendy shares her journey into the pet industry, sparked by her desire to find quality food fo…
How Passion Drives Success in Independent Pet Shops [not-audio_url] [/not-audio_url]

Duration: 1:28:37
Today, Clayton engages in a dynamic conversation with Gerard O'Mahony from Petfellas, exploring their extensive backgrounds in the pet industry. Gerard shares insights from his seven and a half years in the sector, inclu…