Joint Health Support
Chicken flavoured chews developed for small dogs and cats. Recommended when your pet shows signs of stiffness, is having trouble getting up after a rest, or is reluctant to walk or play.
Complementary feed for dogs and cats.
Give daily as treats or as part of meal.
If giving more than 1 chew, divide between morning and evening.
Joint health problems usually develop over a long period of time. That is why we recommend a minimum of three months of use, even though results can usually be seen sooner.
Recommended maintenance dose:
It is recommended to double the dose for the initial 4-6 weeks period, or if needed.
If giving more than 1 chew, divide between morning and evening.
Always follow your veterinarian’s recommendations.
For dogs over 10 kg use the Apto-Flex Chew for Medium and Large Dogs.
Composition:
Oat flour, brewer’s yeast, glucosamine from fermentation (13,3%), methylsulphonylmethane (MSM) (10%), vegetable-based chicken flavour (5 %), safflower (Carthamus tinctorius) oil, Mythocondro®chondroitin sulphate from microbial fermentation (3,3%), citrus pectin, hyaluronic acid (0,7%).
Technological additives:
Antioxidants (tocopherol extracts from vegetable oils (1b306), Gelling agents (gum arabic), Emulsifiers (sunflower lecithin), Preservatives (sorbic acid, propionic acid).
Joint health is a key element for all dogs and cats to live happy lives. If you notice that your once very active and playful pet spends more and more time laying around, it might be a good idea to try joint supplements to promote mobility and provide aid for stiff joints.
Aptus Apto-Flex Chew was developed by veterinarians for dogs and cats, it features time-tested ingredients, such as glucosamine sulphate, MSM, chondroitin sulphate, and hyaluronic acid together with manganese and Vitamin C. The tasty chews can be given as treats, pets usually love them!
Joint health problems usually develop over a long period of time. That is why we recommend a minimum of three months of use, even though results can usually be seen sooner.
Be sure to speak with your veterinarian to exclude joint issues that might require daily treatment with pain relievers.
