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Lubricating those joints
Joint supplements
Whether your pet has had a surgical operation, being orthopedic, tissue repair from trauma or injury, fractures, arthritis or spinal/neuro complications; a joint supplement can help support and lubricate the internal system. This does help support the general immune system, skin and vital organs. There are many natural health for pets joint supplement(s) available but is best advised to talk to a Veterinary related professional. Our mostly used and effective joint supplements is called Antinol.
There is a loading dose for two weeks for Antinol, a joint supplement; which can take a month to be absorbed into the body at its' desired rate. This is very beneficial for pets with Hip dysplasia/unstable hip joints, spinal, patella complications, cruciate ligament repairs and TTA, TTO orthopedics, to name a few.
These are nutritional and natural supplements from omega fatty acids and marine extracts that reduce further complications/contraindications in them.
Available for purchase on our online shop.
Omega rich premium diets
It is beneficial for your pet to have omegas in their diet should it be for maintenance or to help support bone and joint or even skin conditions. Joint supplements support this as does a premium omega food or even using both together. There are no contraindications to do this as such but it is advised to consult us or your vet so we do not overload other factors.
A premium diet rich in nutrients can benefit and support the immune system giving that nourishment to tendons, bones, ligaments and main organ functions. it eliminates deficiencies and any unwanted health conditions for your pet; giving them that daily kick, trot, skip and run in life. Check out the range in our shop that we recommend to feed your pet/or not (allergy / dietary needs). Shop.
This food we stock (or other diets) do not override any specific vet diet foods should your pet have kidney failure, diabetes, liver problems and so on for example.
Always consult a veterinary professional if you have questions or would like to find out more or we can direct you to the best place for this.
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