Flexadin Joints Dog Cat 30 tablets
Helps treat osteoarthritis in dogs and cats by slowing down the effects and calming joint pain in animals. A product combining the effectiveness of chondroitin sulfate and glucosamine for articular cartilage, with the natural anti-inflammatory and anti-pain effects of harpagophytum herbal medicine.
Description of Flexadin Box of 30 tablets
Flexadin Joints Dog Cat 30 tablets helps maintain the integrity of articular cartilage especially during periods of growth and aging. It contains a unique combination of active ingredients for cartilage support.
- Glucosamine hydrochloride supports the secretion of GAGs (glycosaminoglycans),
- Chondroitin sulfate combines with collagen for tensile strength ,
- manganese is an essential cofactor for GAG
- and the collagen synthesis, procumbens harpagophytum (devil's claw) is a natural, unparalleled ingredient that ensures your pet companion an improved quality of life from the first taken Flexadin.
Using advice and opinion on Flexadin Box of 30 tablets
Dogs, cats : to be used in addition to the usual diet, either directly in the mouth or mixed with the food.
Flexadin composition Box of 30 tablets
Glusosamine, chondroitin sulfate, Harpagophytum procumbens, polyethylene glycol.
Additives / 1 kg: trace element compounds: manganese (manganese sulphate monohydrate) (ES) 4522 mg.
Analytical constituents: Crude fiber: 22.2%, Crude protein: 16.2%, Crude ash: 7.4%, Moisture: 4.6%, Crude fat: 0.82%.
Composition for 1 tablet (2.2g): Glusosamine 500 mg, Chondroitin sulfate 400 mg, Harpagophytum procumbens 150 mg.
Caution for use with Flexadin Box of 30 tablets
Oral way.
Presentation of Flexadin
Flexadin comes in a box of 30 tablets.
Our expert advice in pharmacy
Osteoarthritis is a common joint disease in dogs, cats and horses and is characterized by joint wear, which can cause problems with movements such as pain. It is caused by a specific cause at the joint, then is maintained and the wear is worsening. Depending on whether it is a dog or a cat, the signs of osteoarthritis will be slightly different.
In the dog, several stages can be described according to the degree of evolution of the disease. At the very beginning, the dog gradually refuses to run, jump, balk to move, sometimes box. After a period of rest ("cold"), his approach will be steep when he will recover from a supine or sitting position. The animal feels chronic pain and discomfort. Then the pain is more present and more intense the dog can moan when moving, jostling or pressing his joints.
The cat expresses little pain, so the first signs of this disease are often a change in behavior. The expressions of osteoarthritis, very easily observable in dogs, are very rare in cats. Most often, the cat does not move almost because it hurts, it is less clean, his hair is stung. He is more irritable, can become messy if he has difficulty getting into his litter box, and is at risk of developing anxiety disorders. Lameness is rarely a sign of appeal, but if you notice that your cat has difficulty jumping, climbing furniture, climbing stairs ... talk to your veterinarian.