Reinforced Articulation – Joint comfort and mobility
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From growth to seniors, not forgetting athletes
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Packaging designed for sorting and recycling, with no over-packaging
A complete formula for their joints
Joint supplement for senior and arthritic dogs
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Dosage per animal
Our ingredients
Chondroitin
Glucosamine
Harpagophytum
Lithothamnion
Horsetail
Frequently Asked Questions
Which dogs is Reinforced Articulation for?
Which dogs is Reinforced Articulation for?
Senior or arthritic dogs whose joints need support: stiffness on waking, difficulty getting up or climbing stairs, shorter walks. And dogs returning to activity after surgery, on your vet's advice.
How many tablets should I give?
How many tablets should I give?
1 tablet per day per 15 kg of body weight, at mealtime: 1/4 tablet under 5 kg, 1/2 from 5 to 10 kg, 1 tablet from 10 to 15 kg, then 1 tablet per 15 kg (2 tablets for 30 kg). During the first month, or when your dog's condition requires it, and on your vet's advice: 1 tablet per 10 kg.
How long does a course last?
How long does a course last?
- 1 month: to discover it and see the first effects;
- 2 months: to settle well-being over time.
For senior or arthritic dogs, Reinforced Articulation is given continuously, all year round.
Can it be combined with Krill Oil?
Can it be combined with Krill Oil?
Yes, it is the combination Valérie gives her senior dogs: the cartilage components and plants of Reinforced Articulation on one side, the marine omega-3 of Krill Oil on the other. It is also the one many vets recommend.
My dog is on treatment for its joints: can I give it Reinforced Articulation?
My dog is on treatment for its joints: can I give it Reinforced Articulation?
Ask your vet, who knows its history. Reinforced Articulation is a complementary feed: it supports your dog's care, it does not replace its treatment. For a pregnant or nursing bitch, ask your vet too.
My dog takes part in competitions: is there a precaution?
My dog takes part in competitions: is there a precaution?
Yes. Reinforced Articulation contains devil's claw: for a dog taking part in events, stop the course at least 10 days before and follow your federation's rules.
How do I give it?
How do I give it?
The tablet is liver-flavoured and can be split into four. Most dogs crunch it; otherwise, crush it over their kibble.
What is the difference between Reinforced Articulation and OVO?
What is the difference between Reinforced Articulation and OVO?
Reinforced Articulation is for older dogs. OVO Articulation is formulated for growing puppies and sporting dogs.
Can several courses be given at the same time?
Can several courses be given at the same time?
Yes. When you give two courses, you can give both with the morning meal, or one in the morning and the other in the evening if your dog has two meals a day.
The only exception: Digestion and Vermiflore, which replace each other.
Delivery, returns, payment: where can I find the answers?
Delivery, returns, payment: where can I find the answers?
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