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Product Info
1 tub (144g) = 90 day supply for a medium dog*
= 60 day supply for a large dog*
Formulated by our nutrionist, K9 Joint Health™ provides essential nutrients to help maintain your dogs Joint Health. Ideal for dogs of all ages, those showing signs of stiffness and joint discomfort.
Active ingredients include;
Glucosamine
Produced naturally in the body, glucosamine (an amino sugar) cushions the joints. Glucosamine production reduces as dogs age, resulting in weaker joint cartilage and increased risk of joint discomfort.
MSM
A powerful natural anti-inflammatory, helping maintain healthy connective tissue, cartilage and bones.
Chondroitin
As one of the essential building blocks of joint cartilage, chondroitin ensures the elasticity of cartilage, which is essential for joint 'shock absorption'. Supplementation helps keep cartilage hydrated and supple, strengthening joint function.
HA
Hyaluronic acid (HA) is an important component of joint fluid, which lubricates the joint, promoting mobility.
Boswellia
A high concentrate of 65% Boswellic Acid which has anti-inflammatory properties, supporting joint health & mobility.
Turmeric
A natural anti-inflammatory and anti-oxidant.
Ginger
Contains gingerol which is an antioxidant. Ginger also contains ginger extract, which helps to improve bioavailability of curcumin.
Vitamin C
Vitamin C helps maintain the health of collagen - a key component of the joint support structures.
Each serving (1,600 mg) provides:- Glucosamine HCI - 600 mg, MSM - 408 mg, Chondroitin - 300 mg, Turmeric - 220 mg, Boswellia - 42.25 mg, Vitamin C - 8.5 mg, Hyaluronic Acid (HA)-6mg.
Also, includes black pepper (piperine), flaxseed oil, ginger root powder and L-Arginine.
K9 Joint-Health™ contains no fillers, bulking agents, flavourings or colourings.
*maintenance feeding amounts
Composition
Glucosamine (crustaceans), MSM, Chondroitin, Turmeric, Hyaluronic Acid (HA), Flax Seed Oil, Black Pepper (piperine), Ginger Root
Amino Acids, Vitamins & Minerals (Additives)
Boswellia Serrata 65%, L-Arginine(3c361), Vitamin C (Ascorbic 3a300 , N-Acetyl-L-Cysteine HCL
Analytics
Oil 0.55%, Fibre 0.5%, Protein 33.1%, Ash 4.0%
Feeding Guidelines
Adjust the daily serving according to your dog's bodyweight, as per the below. Feed once daily. Feed the loading dose for one month. Mix with Food.
| Dog's weight |
LOADING DOSE |
MAINTENANCE |
| Very Small Dog (<7kg) |
½ Scoop |
½ Scoop every other day |
| Small Dog (7-15kg) | 1 scoop |
½ Scoop |
| Medium Dog (16 - 30kg) | 2 scoops | 1 scoop |
| Large Dog (31kg - 45kg) | 3 scoops | 1 ½ Scoops |
| Very Large Dog (+45kg) | 4 scoops | 2 scoops |
Complementary food supplement for dogs
Thank you equine xceed , my 14 year male Jack Russel Milo is enjoying big runs on the beach and keeping up with his younger girlfriend Pegalino.
He's able to move more freely and seems more comfortable in general .
My elderly Irish Setter is definitely beginning to show signs of improvement in his mobility.
Ruby is almost 17 and so very elderly and we’re just trying to make her comfortable not 5 years old again! She’s enjoying her walks and even having a little gallop every now and then. She managed to get up the stairs unaided, which was a surprise as that’s not been possible for some time!
As a curry lover, she is very happy to have the turmeric smell and taste in her food and licks every last bit from her food dish. She seems to drink and therefore wee more which means more walks but that’s a good thing.
We are definitely continuing as she is limping less and is much happier.
Started on the loading dose about 4wks. ago.
As my dog had started limping after a walk as she likes fetching her ball, over the weeks she has stopped limping. I have reduced her dose as her poops have become very soft, but that may because of the hot weather we are having at the present. I will still be ordering another tub as I am sure on the maintenance dose she will be fine.
Our 8yr old French bulldog has been on this supplement for 2wks. I can see a bit of a difference already. He's keeping up with his younger frenchie companion and seems less stiff in the mornings. I noticed that on times he was reluctant to climb the stairs but just recently he's started going up stairs by himself. I think a few more weeks and his condition will improve again. I'm certainly going to keep him on it for a longer and hope he continues to improve.
I mix it in to some wet food. He eats it no trouble.
