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Cartimax Chien is a complementary food for dogs. Supports joint metabolism.
Glucosamine sulfate is the essential precursor of glycosaminoglycans in the body. In fact, it is the one and only precursor of hyaluronic acid, chondroitins and numerous proteoglycans, whose synthesis it stimulates. Over 90% of glucosamine is absorbed via the digestive tract, and is concentrated preferentially in the joints, where it exerts an anticatabolic action. Glucosamine sulfate appears to inhibit the expression of a number of pro-inflammatory cytokines or molecules known for their catabolic action in cartilage (Cox-2, iNOS, MMP-3, TNFα, IL-6, IL-1).
Due to a different mechanism of action, the combination with NSAIDs reduces their quantity with the same efficacy, and reduces the side effects of NSAIDs on the stomach mucosa. Harpagophytum and Meadowsweet help restore joint mobility. Trace elements are fundamental cofactors in Gag synthesis.
Each Cartimax Dog capsule contains 200 mg of D-Glucosamine Sulfate. Glucosamine is a natural component of joint cartilage. It plays an essential role in cartilage formation and repair. By providing glucosamine in sulfate form, Cartimax Chien helps maintain the structure and function of your dog's joints.
Harpagophytum, also known as "devil's claw", is a plant renowned for its anti-inflammatory properties. Each capsule of Cartimax Chien contains 150 mg of Harpagophytum. This plant can help reduce joint discomfort and promote mobility.
Meadowsweet is a plant rich in natural compounds such as flavonoids and phenolic acids. It is known for its anti-inflammatory and analgesic properties. Cartimax Chien contains 50 mg of Meadowsweet per capsule, reinforcing its effectiveness in joint support.
Cartimax Chien is enriched with essential trace elements such as magnesium (Mg), manganese (Mn), sulfur (S) and copper (Cu). These trace elements are essential for your dog's joint metabolism. They help to positively regulate the balance between joint catabolism and anabolism, thus contributing to the maintenance of healthy joints.
Your dog's joint well-being is essential to his overall quality of life. Joint problems can affect mobility and cause discomfort. That's where Cartimax Chien comes in. This product is specially designed to support your dog's joint metabolism, helping to maintain healthy, functional joints.
Joint metabolism is a complex process that regulates the formation and breakdown of cartilage. Cartimax Chien offers valuable support by providing glucosamine sulfate, Harpagophytum, Meadowsweet and trace elements. These components help maintain optimal joint metabolism, promoting the overall health of your dog's joints.
Joint problems can cause your dog discomfort and pain. Cartimax Chien contains anti-inflammatory ingredients such as Harpagophytum and Meadowsweet, which can help reduce joint discomfort. As a result, your dog can regain its mobility and enjoyment of life.
Mobility is essential to your dog's quality of life. Healthy, functional joints are crucial to enabling him to move around with ease. Cartimax Chien supports mobility by preserving joint structure and promoting flexibility.
We also offer Cartimax dog supplements in 300-capsule bottles at the best prices in our online pharmacy.
1 capsule per 10 kg per day. Generally for renewable periods of one month, or permanently, depending on the individual case.
Supports joint metabolism with positive regulation of the joint's catabolic-anabolic balance.
D-Glucosamine sulfate: 200 mg - Harpagophytum: 150 mg - Meadowsweet: 50 mg
Trace elements : Mg, Mn, S, Cu - Excipient qsp 1 capsule
Packaging: 150-capsule bottle
A dog can also be prone to joint problems such as osteoarthritis . This progressive and irreversible degradation of the cartilage affects one or more joints most often on the hips, knees, elbow, shoulder but also the spine. One in 5 dogs suffers from this disease, young or old, slender or overweight, all are concerned. Osteoarthritis can even appear in puppies following a trauma (fracture, dislocation, etc.) or a congenital malformation…
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