PAW by Blackmores Paw Osteosupport Joint Care Powder Capsules for Cats – 60s Fashion

Cats get arthritis too! As cats get older they simply seem to slow down with age, however research suggests that many cats suffer from Osteoarthritis.

Contains 100% natural, fresh and pure green lipped mussel clinically proven to provide relief of arthritic symptoms in a measured capsule dose.

Features:

• Natural green lipped mussel powder (Perna128®) manufactured using lower temperatures for a highly concentrated product
• High levels of Omega 3 (EPA, DHA & ETA) for joint pain relief for cats
• Natural source of glycosaminoglycans (Chondroitin 6 Sulfate) that are key nutrients required for cartilage production to aid joint care.
• Measured capsule dose that is easy to open and sprinkle on food, for even the fussiest of cats.

The Research:
Advanced Arthritis Care – Joint pain relief for dogs: In a recent trial of over 111 dogs and cats, 80% of pet owners saw improved mobility in less than 3 weeks, stating their pets were happier and enjoying a better quality of life.

Highly palatable & easy to administer: 98% of owners said Osteosupport is highly palatable and is easy to give to their cat, either as treat or sprinkled in their food.

Effective at reducing inflammation: Up to 6 times more effective than glucosamine at reducing inflammation. A highly concentrated green lipped mussel powder that is clinically proven to provide arthritis relief for cats. Provided in a measured capsule that can be opened and sprinkled onto food.

Ingredients: Contains 500 mg Perna128® Green Lipped Mussel in a two piece gelatin capsule.

Dosage:
Dose at 1 capsule daily.
Bottle contains 60 capsules

Safety Directions: Use with precaution in pregnant or lactating animals. Contraindicated for use in animals with allergy to seafood (typically demonstrated by inducing vomiting). For Animal Treatment Only.

When to Use:

• For cats displaying the clinical signs of arthritis: e.g. lameness, reluctance to rise, reduced mobility.
• For cats that are ‘slowing down’ with age or struggling to jump up.
• As an adjunct with pharmaceutical pain relief for cats. eg. NSAIDs.