Antinol Joint Supplement can help dogs & cats remain active and playful longer, with a potent joint support formula of Omega fatty acids. Antinol is a daily soft gel that helps protect joint health, promoting healthy cartilage and greater mobility, to help pets maintain active lives, doing the things they love to do. In a veterinary assessment, up to 90 percent of dogs & cats who received Antinol showed enhanced mobility. If you're noticing changes in your pet's activity level, Antinol may be able to help, promoting joint comfort and reducing inflammation. And with its Omega fatty acid blend, Antinol can benefit skin and coat health as well as joint health.
- Promotes greater mobility and joint comfort in dogs & cats
- Safe for long term use daily use
- Contains a blend of Omega fatty acids
- Comes in a soft gel that can be given whole or mixed in food
- Can also benefit skin health
Direction of Use (May be given alone or with food)
Less than 20lbs - 1 softgel daily
20-40lbs - 1-2 softgel daily
Over 40lbs - 2-4 softgels daily
Customer Reviews
First trial for my 15yr dog as recommended by vet. Hope this is helpful!
This is recommended by Vet, and we find this to be more convenient way to purchase through Vetopia. My 10yrs husky has taken this gel capsule for 2 months and being proposed to have this supplement at long term. So far so good, this seems good for him. He does not scream out nowadays.
My 2 senior dogs (12 & 13yrs old) is taking Antinol for more than 2 months. They walk more smoothly .
Antinol is good for my dog. He can walk more smoothly.
My dogs are rather advanced in age.
After consultation with the vet, I chose Antinol over other supplements for arthritis and related mobility matters.
The capsules are easy to administer. I put them in their morning food, and one each day seems to ease the joint movement.
Prior to this, I used Missing Link with kelp but it has been discontinued.
As usual, it is best to consult the experts. When I was looking for a solution to the stiffness, I asked Dr Gething, of Creature Comforts, the regular vet for all of the dogs here at my home, and we have had very good advice in a period of over 13 years. Antinol was the recommended supplement.
You may wish to experiment with other products, including those with fish oil and added vitamins/minerals. I tried many, over a period of years, and now place an order with Vetopia for Antinol whenever the stock runs low.