Give your opinion and find the composition of Flexadin Articulations Chien Chat 30 tablets in our online veterinary pharmacy used to treat osteoarthritis.
Helps treat osteoarthritis in dogs and cats by slowing its effects and soothing joint pain. A product combining the effectiveness of chondroitin sulfate and glucosamine for joint cartilage, with the natural anti-inflammatory and pain-relieving effects of harpagophytum phytotherapy.
Flexadin Articulations Chien Chat 30 tablets helps maintain the integrity of joint cartilage, particularly during periods of growth and aging. It contains a unique combination of active ingredients to support cartilage.
Healthy joints are essential for the mobility and well-being of our four-legged friends. Unfortunately, many dogs and cats suffer from osteoarthritis, a degenerative joint disease that can cause pain and reduced mobility. To help maintain the integrity of joint cartilage, slow the effects of osteoarthritis and soothe joint pain, Vétoquinol offers Flexadin Articulations Chien Chat in tablet form.
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Dogs, cats : use as a supplement to the usual diet, either directly in the mouth or mixed with food.
What are the precautions for use?
Oral use.
Glusosamine, chondroitin sulfate, Harpagophytum procumbens, polyethylene glycol.
Additives/1 kg: trace-element compounds: manganese (manganese s ulfate monohydrate) (ES) 4522 mg.
Analytical constituents: Crude cellulose: 22.2%, Crude protein: 16.2%, Crude ash: 7.4%, Moisture: 4.6%, Crude fat: 0.82%.
Composition per 1 tablet (2.2g): Glusosamine 500 mg, chondroitin sulfate 400 mg, Harpagophytum procumbens 150 mg.
Packaging:
Flexadin comes in a box of 30 tablets.
Osteoarthritis is a common joint disease in dogs, cats and horses, characterized by wear and tear on the joints, which can cause problems with movement and pain. It is triggered by a specific cause in the joint, and is then maintained and worsened by wear and tear. The signs of osteoarthritis are slightly different in dogs and cats.
In dogs, several stages can be described, depending on how far the disease has progressed. At the very beginning, the dog progressively refuses to run or jump, is reluctant to move and sometimes limps. After a period of rest ("cold"), its gait will be stiff when it rises from a lying or sitting position. The animal experiences chronic pain and discomfort. Then the pain becomes more present and intense, and the dog may whimper when it moves, is jostled or has its joints pressed.
Cats rarely express their pain, so the first signs of this disease are often behavioral changes. Expressions of osteoarthritis, which are easily observed in dogs, are rarely seen in cats. More often than not, the cat hardly moves at all because it's in pain, grooms itself less, and its coat is prickly. They are more irritable, may become messy if they have difficulty getting into the litter tray, and may develop anxiety disorders. Lameness is rarely a warning sign, but if you notice that your cat has difficulty jumping, climbing furniture or stairs... talk to your vet.
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