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Product Type | Chewable Tablet | Soft Chew | Chewable Tablet |
How it works | Relieves joint stiffness, osteoarthritis pain and inflammation. | Reduces inflammation and discomfort | Maintains healthy joints & connective tissue |
Additional Benefits | |||
Chondroitin | N/A | N/A | N/A |
Omega Fatty Acids | |||
Manganese | 20 mg | N/A | N/A |
For Medium and Small Dogs | N/A | 400 mg | N/A |
Creatine | N/A | 250 mg | N/A |
Perna | N/A | N/A | 600 mg |
What Makes it Different? | Contains manganese to help build and repair connective tissue. | Only patented natural anti-inflammatory proven to block Cox II enzymes that cause pain. Comes in a hypo-allergenic formulation for sensitive pets, | Specially formulated for dogs predisposed to hip or joint problems |
How Long Does it Take to Work? | 1-3 weeks | 1-3 weeks | Up to 4 weeks |
Usage | |||
Taste | Liver Flavor | Liver Flavor | N/A |
Ok to Use with RX Pain Medications? | |||
Recommended For | Large dogs | Dogs | Dogs |
Here's What Customers are Saying Pros | "...10 year old dog. She no longer has trouble jumping" "After using this for 2 weeks the limp is gone" "She no longer is stiff or sore after a rambunctious day" | "...a two week sample of Phycox and I couldn't believe it. She gets up easier, has more energy and seems a couple of years younger" | "...after about 4 weeks of Glyco Flex 600 there is a big difference in him. He's up and ready to go and his walking and running is much better." |
Here's What Customers are Saying Cons | N/A | N/A | N/A |
Vet Review | I have found the glucosamine product Arthramine an economical tasty alternative to some of the more expensive joint supplements. I also like the addition of omega 3 fatty acids to the formula which also seem to help relief inflamed joints. Through regular use I have found that Arthramine relieves joint stiffness, arthritis pain and inflammation. I like the fact that it is made with all natural ingredients and in a formulation that most dogs love. It is very convenient to administer to especially larger breed dogs. The only rare problem I have seen is the development of occasional diarrhea in a rare pet. However I give this product an overall rating of 4.5 out of 5. | I have only recently been using this excellent joint supplement, which has a tremendous combination of nutrients that help reduce inflammation and discomfort in inflamed joints when doing normal activity. You have to love the extract of blue green algae joint is one of the key components in providing joint support and stress relief, as well as helping fight free radicals that are involved in so many degenerative and cancer conditions in our pets. This product works so well because of the unique blend of glucosamine, MSM, boron, creatine, and omega 3 fatty acids, in addition to the blue green algae. I will often recommend this product even as a preventative in all senior pets, as it can improve health in so many ways besides joint function. The hypoallergenic formula is wonderful for most pets, but a formulation known as Phycox A is possible for those dogs with allergies. This is one of my favorite new products and I give it an overall ranking of 5 out of 5. | One of my favorite long term and reliable joint supplements that has been out for years is the product Glyco-Flex classic by Vetri-Science. The main ingredient in this wonderful product, known as perna canaliculus(the green lipped mussel) has many years of clinical research behind its use in the human field for helping treat osteoarthritis and rheumatoid arthritis. This product was the very first offered by one of the most trustworthy and reliable companies in Vetri-Science, and was the basis for many of their other wonderful Glyco-Flex products. This product helps to maintain healthy joints and connective tissue health, and so it is an excellent product to use as a preventative in those pets predisposed to hip or joint problems. The only cautions I can bring up is to check with your veterinarian if a pet is diabetic, as well as if there is a history of urinary tract stones. I find that any digestive side effects are prevented by giving the chewable supplement with food. It should also be avoided in pregnant and breeding animals. I give this product an overall rating of 4.5 out of 5. |
How Much Do I Give My Pet? | Depends on weight | Depends on weight. | Depends on weight. |
RX Prescription Required? | |||
Known Side Effects | None | None | Consult your veterinarian on animals: with clotting disorders; being treated with anticoagulant medications; diabetes, or any metabolic disorder causing hyperglycemia; history of urinary tract stones; known allergy to shellfish. |
Rare Side Effects | Diarrhea | None | None |
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