PAW Osteocare Joint Protect Medium And Large Dog Chews

PAW Osteocare Dog Joint Protect Chews

Noticed that your dog seems stiff, limps occasionally, or isn’t as enthusiastic about running and playing? Our irresistible salmon-based chews are here to provide everyday joint care, enriched with essential vitamins and minerals that promote improved joint function. Whether your dog is already showing signs of discomfort or you’re looking to be proactive, our supplement is a fantastic choice.

Packed with natural glucosamine and chondroitin, key elements found in joint cartilage, these chews cater to both lively young dogs and older dogs prone to osteoarthritis. Make their daily routine a breeze with our convenient bottle, ensuring their agility and happiness as they continue to run and fetch.

Key Benefits:

• Active Ingredients: 500mg Glucosamine Sulphate, 250mg Chondroitin Sulphate for joint cartilage health
• Long-term Support: May improve joint health and function over time
• Suitable for: Medium-large dogs with high activity levels, predisposition to joint problems, previous joint injuries, or larger dogs with increased joint stress
• Palatable Chews: Fish-flavored and easy to administer daily
• Comprehensive Nutrition: Contains balanced blend of vitamins and minerals, including manganese gluconate and ascorbic acid, for overall joint health
• Sustainably Sourced: Made with Tasmanian Salmon from sustainable sources

Ingredients:

Rye flour, fish meal, glucosamine sulphate 500 mg, soy flour, chondroitin sulfate 250 mg, sodium chloride (salt), ascorbic acid 40 mg (vitamin c), manganese gluconate 22 mg, dimethylsufone, besan flour, glyverine, guar gum, acetic acid, sodium stearyl lactylate, hydrolysed vegetable protein powder, smokey beef flavour, naturox, pectin, turmeric extract, potassium sorbate, water. This product contains fish meal.

Dosage Recommendation:

Recommended daily dosage:

• Dogs weighing 1 9.9 kg: chew
• Dogs weighing 10 24.9 kg: 1 chew
• Dogs weighing over 25 kg: 2 chews

Notes:

For accurate dosage information, consult your veterinarian who will provide you with the appropriate instructions.