Locox TT is a bite-sized, palatable joint supplement for dogs over 10 kg. Its formula combines omega-3, chondroitin, glucosamine, MSM and antioxidants to support joint metabolism and mobility on a daily basis.
When your dog begins to show signs of stiffness, difficulty getting up or a lack of energy when out for a walk, his joints may need targeted support. With age or repeated use, cartilage gradually wears down, a bit like the shock absorber in a car that loses its elasticity. The body then struggles to compensate on its own, which can have an impact on day-to-day comfort.
Locox TT is designed to support joint mobility in dogs over 10 kg with osteoarthritis-related fragility. Its formulation combines essential cartilage nutrients and omega-3 fatty acids derived from fish oil, known to help maintain joint integrity and support inflammatory phenomena.
The role of these active ingredients can be compared to that of a maintenance team: certain elements provide the building blocks necessary for cartilage structure, while others protect the cellular environment against oxidation. This synergy contributes to joint comfort and supple movement.
Antioxidants in the formula act as a shield against free radicals, responsible for accelerating cellular aging. In this way, they help protect joint tissues and support their proper functioning over the long term.
Administered as a course of treatment, this supplement can be easily integrated into your pet's daily routine to support joint metabolism and quality of life. For a comprehensive approach, the combination with Locox articulations tablets is ideal, as it reinforces the contribution of complementary active ingredients acting synergistically on cartilage and mobility.
Directions for use
Locox TT can be used from 1 to 3 months. It is advisable to consult a veterinarian before using or extending the period of use.
The quantity to be used depends on the animal's weight:
Bites can be fed directly into the animal's mouth, or crumbled and mixed with its food. This complementary food should be given in accordance with the animal's specific nutritional recommendations.
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Precautions
Ingredients
Poultry By-Products 18.8%, Fish Oil (3.8% Total Omega-3 Fatty Acids), Glycerin, Glucose Syrup, Glucosamine, Methylsulfonylmethane, Inactivated Yeast, Mannitol, Refined Vegetable Oil, Gelatin (Pork), Caseinate, Fermented Soy Protein, Fruit Processing Products (Melon), Sugar, Sodium Pyrophosphate, Tricalcium Phosphate, Minerals, Chondroitin Sulfate.
Additives : Total Vitamin E (3a700) 12570 IU, Zinc (As 3b604) 650 Mg, Manganese (As 3b503) 650 Mg, Preservatives & Antioxidants, Aromatic Substances (Stevia Rebaudiana).
Nutritional values of Locox TT Joint Metabolism Support for Dogs
| Analytical constituent | Content |
|---|---|
| Crude Protein | 18 % |
| Crude Fat | 18 % |
| Crude Fiber | 10,3 % |
| Crude Ash | 5 % |
Presentation
30-bite bag, available at the best online price, for restored mobility.
To optimize the effectiveness of a joint treatment, it's a good idea to combine it with a healthy lifestyle: maintaining a stable weight, regular but moderate physical activity, and comfortable bedding to limit pressure on the joints. This global approach reinforces the impact of the supplement and contributes to your pet's long-term well-being.
FAQ
Is this supplement suitable for senior dogs?
Yes, it is particularly suitable for older dogs with joint wear or signs of osteoarthritis.
Can it be used for prevention?
It can be used in dogs at risk of joint damage (large breeds, sporting dogs), subject to veterinary advice.
Is it possible to repeat the treatment?
Yes, after a break or on the vet's recommendation, depending on the dog's joint condition.
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