Flexadin Advanced Articulations Chat bouchées supports cats' joint mobility thanks to a formula enriched with native collagen, omega 3 and vitamin E. Practical and tasty, this food supplement strengthens cartilage and soothes sensitive joints on a daily basis. Ideal for senior cats or those with reduced mobility.
Cats, like humans, can suffer from sensitive joints with age or due to specific pathologies. Flexadin Advanced Articulations Chat bouchées directly targets this need with a unique formulation designed to preserve joint suppleness and maintain mobility on a daily basis. Thanks to its palatable bite-sized format, this dietary supplement can be easily integrated into your pet's diet, without stress or rejection.
At the heart of its formula, undenatured type II collagen acts as a structural ally of cartilage. Unlike hydrolyzed forms, this native collagen retains its structure intact, enabling it to interact with the joint immune system. As a result, it helps protect joints from chronic inflammatory processes, maintaining cartilage integrity.
Omega-3 fatty acids complete this synergy. Derived from marine and plant sources (fish oil and linseed oil), they help limit inflammatory reactions and promote healthy joint balance. Their benefits are seen over the long term, particularly in older cats or those prone to seasonal joint pain.
Vitamin E, a powerful antioxidant, reinforces this overall action by neutralizing the free radicals that accelerate cartilage degradation. By slowing down oxidative stress, it contributes to long-term joint comfort, even in less active cats.
The product also contains methionine, an essential amino acid involved in cartilage production, and manganese, a trace element involved in connective tissue synthesis. Their combined presence ensures optimal joint reconstruction and elasticity.
Each bite combines these active ingredients in a tasty matrix that facilitates oral administration. Thanks to its soft texture and taste appreciated by most cats, adherence to the treatment is almost immediate. Just one mouthful a day is enough to support locomotor functions and improve the daily lives of cats suffering from stiffness or reduced mobility.
This comprehensive, multi-level approach positions Flexadin Advanced Articulations Chat bouchées as an ideal solution for preventing joint wear and tear, accompanying senior cats or supporting those already suffering from joint problems.
To further enhance the effects of this supplement, it may be advisable to combine it with Cartimax Mini petit chien et chat, which acts synergistically on cartilage and joint lubrication.
Administer one mouthful a day, whatever the cat's size or weight. Give the mouthful directly into the animal's mouth, or mix it with its usual food.
The formulation contains undenatured type II collagen (40 mg per bite), enriched with omega-3 fatty acids and vitamin E to support joints on a daily basis.
Give your opinion on the advice for use and dosage of Flexadin Advanced Articulations Chat bouchées with our partner Avis Vérifiés after your purchase.
Precautions for use
Ingredients
Brewer's Yeast, Oat Flour, Oat Flakes, Rye Flour, Glycerine, Chicken Liver Powder, Linseed Oil, Chicken Cartilage Powder, Potassium Chloride, Total Collagen Powder, Type Ii Undenatured Collagen, Fish Oil, Pectin, Sucrose, Maltodextrin, Calcium Sulfate Dihydrate, Polyethylene Glycol.
Nutritional data
| Analytical constituents | Value |
|---|---|
| Crude Protein | 25,5 % |
| Moisture | 12 % |
| Crude fat | 11 % |
| Crude ash | 7 % |
| Crude cellulose | 1,5 % |
| Per bite (820 mg) | Quantity |
|---|---|
| Total omega-3 fatty acids | 25.42 mg |
| Docosahexaenoic acid (DHA) | 2.37 mg |
| Total methionine | 12 mg total |
| Total manganese | 1.9 mg total |
| Total vitamin E | 7.7 IU |
Additives
Gum Arabic E414, Sodium Alginate, Dl-Methionine, Vitamin E Alpha-Tocopheryl Acetate Racemic, Manganese (Manganese Sulfate Monohydrate), Preservatives, Antioxidants, Flavourings
Presentation
Fresh resealable sachet containing 30 or 60 appetizing bites, available at the best online price.
Veterinarians and animal naturopaths agree on the value of a preventive approach to supporting joint comfort in cats, especially from the age of 7. Type II native collagen, rarely found in conventional diets, is particularly effective here, as it acts at the heart of cartilage inflammation. A partner veterinarian comments: "This product fits perfectly into the routine of cats who are reluctant to take tablets. I often recommend it for senior cats suffering from morning stiffness." A study carried out on elderly cats showed an improvement in mobility in just 4 weeks. Adherence to treatment remains excellent thanks to the soft texture and pleasant taste.
At what age can a cat be given this supplement?
This product is suitable for adult and senior cats. It can be taken at the first signs of joint stiffness, or as a preventive measure for older cats.
Should the treatment be interrupted at any point?
No. It's a supplement for daily use, with no time limit. Continuity helps stabilize joint benefits over the long term.
Is the product suitable for cats with digestive problems?
Yes, the formula is well tolerated. In case of doubt, ask your veterinarian for advice before administration.
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