NUTRIENCE - Hip & Joint Dog Supplement

CARE+ HIP & JOINT DOG SUPPLEMENT

WITH GREEN LIPPED MUSSELS

Nutrience Care Hip & Joint Dog Supplement is a premium formula specifically developed to support hip and joint health in dogs, especially those facing mobility issues or discomfort from aging or high activity levels. Senior dogs are especially prone to hip and joint pains.

This Health Canada approved advanced supplement includes a powerful blend of glucosamine, methylsulfonylmethane (MSM), chondroitin, and turmeric root, all carefully selected to promote joint health and flexibility. These ingredients work together to reduce inflammation, alleviate joint pain, and improve mobility, making it easier for your dog to stay active and enjoy their favorite activities. These delicious supplements are loved by even the pickiest dogs.

Why choose Nutrience Care Hip & Joint?

Incorporating the Nutrience Care Hip & Joint dog supplement into your dog’s daily routine can enhance their overall well-being, support joint function, and help them maintain a healthy, active lifestyle.

• Glucosamine and Chondrotin : Glucosamine is a critical building block for maintaining healthy cartilage and joint function while chondroitin works in conjunction with glucosamine to improve joint health and reduce inflammation
• Green-lipped Mussels : A natural source of glucosamine with anti-inflammatory properties
• MSM : Known for its ability to reduce pain and improve joint mobility
• Fish Oil : A great source of omega-3 fatty acids with anti-inflammatory properties
• Turmeric : A natural anti-inflammatory that helps reduce swelling

INGREDIENTS

Active : Glucosamine hydrochloride (shrimp), Methyl sulfonyl methane (MSM), chondroitin sulfate (porcine), perna canaliculus (green lipped mussel), curcuma longa (turmeric root), salmon oil.

Excipient : Duck meal, yellow peas, vegetable glycerin, sunflower oil, lentils, tapioca starch, cane molasses, herring meal, gelatin, mixed tocopherols, natural flavour.

RECOMMENDED FOR :

• Adult, senior, and aging dogs
• Dogs prone to hip and joint problems (Large and giant breeds like Labrador Retrievers, German Shepherds, Golden Retrievers, Great Danes, etc)
• Dogs with hip dysplasia or arthritis
• Dogs involved in high impact activities such as agility
• Dogs with a history of a hip or joint injury such as a torn ligament or fracture
• Overweight or obese dogs