Products for Cats, Products for Dogs
ArthriAid Omega Tablets (120 pack)
£ 56.00
Dogs speak, but only to those who know how to listen.
Ingredients per tablet
Glucosamine HCL 500mg*
Chondroitin Sulphate 100mg
Omega 3 Fatty Acids 0mg
MSM 60mg
Vitamin C 15mg
Manganese Sulphate 0.455mg
*Glucosamine Sulphate
Description
There is a joint supplement that has everything! ArthriAid™ Omega Dog Supplement supplies the necessary building blocks to help the body’s own natural manufacture of cartilage.
Many dogs need assistance with the regeneration of cartilage and reduced risk from further deterioration. ArthriAid™ can aid the body’s natural repair of joint damage. It can help build new cartilage naturally and aid increased and maintained flexibility.
A joint is where two bones meet. It is surrounded by cartilage and filled with “joint fluid” (synovial fluid). Both cartilage and fluid combine to give the joint its flexibility and shock absorbing qualities. Over time, joints can lose some of their quality resulting in reduced movement and swelling. In the normal day to day life of a dog the joint cartilage is continually being broken down and replacement cartilage is being manufactured. However this balance can be upset due to trauma or simply old age.
ArthriAid™ Omega Dog Supplement is an effective solution to promote long-term joint health in dogs.
Product Testimonials:
Bought ArthriAid kept my previous Boarder Collie going until she was 17 and have been using it for my current Boarder Collie (who is 14) for the past year and fingers crossed that she keeps going for another at least another 3 years to match the age of the other Collie who I am convinced BENEFITED FROM THIS PRODUCT 100%. Not a cheap product but worth every penny
– Angie (Ireland)
Our 6 year old border collie had a TPLO, ruptured her cruciate ligament.. recommended by our vet to use this as a long term treatment to keep her joints in good order. We’ve been using it for about a year… she’s now back to her normal level of energy and seems to have no discomfort in her joints.
– Diane Hutton (UK)
