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Nutramax Cosequin Senior Joint Health Supplement for Senior Dogs - With Glucosamine, Chondroitin, Omega-3 for Skin and Coat Health and Beta Glucans for Immune Support
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Tasty, easy-to-administer joint health supplement
Helps maintain your dog’s cartilage and connective tissue
Omega-3 fatty acids to help support skin and coat health
Beta Glucans provides your senior dog with immune health support
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Contains a unique blend of glucosamine, MSM, boron, and creatine monohydrate to support joint function and healthy bone structure Provides enhanced antioxidant protection and Omega-3 Fatty Acids Come in a hypoallergenic formulation, which does not contain mammalian protein (no natural liver flavor) Available in 3 formulations (soft chews, small bites, and granules)
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Tasty natural liver flavor
Contains 3X the amount of phycocyanin than the original Phycox
Also contains a more comprehensive blend of antioxidants, omega-3 fatty acids, and other beneficial ingredients to help maintain normal healthy cartilage and joint mobility
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