Vetoform Articulations is a 100% natural dietary supplement for joint stiffness and pain in easy-to-administer powder form. Relieves cats and dogs thanks to the presence of anti-inflammatory herbs. Protects cartilage and restores mobility while slowing joint aging.
Vetoform Articulations is a dietary supplement that helps relieve painful joints and protect cartilage. Your pet will regain its mobility.
Give your dog and cat essential protection and support for their joints with Vetoform Articulations. This specially formulated supplement offers a natural and effective solution for maintaining joint health and mobility. Make sure your four-legged friends stay healthy and active.
Take care of your dog's and cat's joints with Vetoform Food Supplement. Take advantage of the beneficial ingredients, comprehensive joint support and preservative-free, sugar-free formulation to keep your pets healthy.
Vetoform Food Supplement offers many benefits for the health and well-being of your pets. Here's why it's a smart choice to support their joints:
Give your pets the support they need with Vetoform Food Supplement. Benefit from targeted joint support, improved mobility and prevention of joint problems to ensure their well-being.
We also offer the Vetoform anti-parasite collar for cats and kittens, at the best price in our online pharmacy.
This Vetoform dietary supplement is taken at the rate of 1 teaspoon a day for dogs weighing less than 10 kg, or 2 teaspoons for heavier dogs.
The powder is mixed with the food.
Cures of 1 to 3 months can be repeated throughout the year for older dogs.
What are the precautions for use?
Vétoform articulations has no contraindications or undesirable effects.
Vétoform articulations food supplement is composed of plant and algae extracts and minerals
Harpagophytum and Meadowsweet have anti-inflammatory effects that reduce pain.
Chondroitin, glucosamine, Lithothame algae and betacarotene from Dunaliella algae protect cartilage.
Lithothame, shark cartilage powder, aqueous meadowsweet extract, harpagophytum root powder, Lyc-O-Beta 20%. Additives: bulking agent: maltodextrin; flavouring; copper gluconate. Nutritional values per 100 g Lithothame (Phymatolithon calcareum): 10 g of which Calcium: 2.5 g Meadowsweet (Filipendula ulmaria): 1.6 g Harpagophytum (Harpagophytum procumbens): 1 g Chondroitin sulfate: 550 mg Glucosamine sulfate: 300 mg Natural beta-carotene: 36 mg Copper: 0.4 mg
No preservatives, added sugar or colorants
Presentation of Vétoform articulations: 100G tin
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